This presentation is about the conditions in Bradford. The conditions in Bradford were very bad, so lets compare it to some other places like Saltaire.

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This presentation is about the conditions in Bradford. The conditions in Bradford were very bad, so lets compare it to some other places like Saltaire And Manchester- and see how Bad it really is. Sir Titus Salt, the owner and maker of Saltaire..

Bad Points Here are some of the bad points about about BRADFORD: Child labour: children as young as five are starting to work long hours in mills, this is unhealthy for a child, a child should be learning and playing. Working conditions: People are working in their own homes or in warm mills all day in dust and dirt.

Bad Points (part two) Wage: people are not getting enough money to feed their family,and some people have very big families.

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