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"Life in a Railway Factory" by Alfred Williams offers a compelling glimpse into the world of industrial labor in Great Britain's railway factories. This meticulously prepared edition provides a firsthand account of working-class life amidst the railroads. Williams, through careful observation, documents the daily routines, challenges, and realities faced by employees within this vital sector of the British economy.
Explore the inner workings of a railway factory and gain insights into the technology and mechanical processes that drove the era. This book, focused on the employees themselves, sheds light on a crucial aspect of British industrial history. Discover the details of the transportation industry and the human element that powered its progress. A valuable resource for anyone interested in railroads, factory life, and the history of Great Britain.
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