Question

in the article "Lowell Mill Girls" and "Female Workers of Lowell" articles. Who were these women and what were the working conditions like for them? what were their living conditions like?

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Summary-In Lowell mill girls and female worker of Lowell articles it shows the how woman workers were allowed to work during industrial resolution ,the working conditions of mills was pathetic like those woman works for 14 hours a day and building structures were also in poor conditions.

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