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The truth is, in Victorian Era, a child participating in child labor was about as common as a child in 2008 participating in public schooling. The Victorian Era most commonly refers to the reign of Queen Victoria that took place from approximately 1837 to 1901.
Samuel Slater, who was just finishing an apprenticeship in a Derbyshire textile mill, read the ad. He went to London, booked passage to America, and landed in Philadelphia. On December 21, 1790, the mill opened. Seven boys and 2 girls, all between the ages of 7 and 12, operated the little factory's 72 spindles. Slater soon discovered that these children, constantly employed under the immediate inspection of a [supervisor], could produce three times as much as whole families working in their homes.