Cressbrook Mill was operated mostly by orphans who were treated worse than abysmally.
Cressbrook Mill had a grim history, primarily staffed by orphans who endured horrific treatment. The conditions they faced were appalling, highlighting the harsh realities of child labor during that era. These vulnerable children were subjected to exploitation, working in a harsh environment that offered little in terms of care or compassion.
Bill Bryson's book, "The Road to Little Dribbling: More Notes from a Small Island," brings attention to these injustices, emphasizing the need to remember such dark chapters of history. Through his narrative, Bryson sheds light on the past and encourages readers to reflect on the importance of humane treatment for all, especially those in vulnerable positions.
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