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Essay heading: industrial revolution
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This harshness on their bodies gave the boys such a dirty reputation that they were seen as subhuman creatures. Churches even turned the boys away and forbid them to enter the sanctuary.
Knowing this, it is not hard to see where Blake was coming from. That fact is that little Tom Dacre's life, as seen by Blake, was far more accurate than symbolic...
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That fact is that little Tom Dacre's life, as seen by Blake, was far more accurate than symbolic. For instance, the first stanza explains why the narrator spends his life in misery. His mothers death and disgust in the fact that his father sold him into the workforce like a piece of merchandise, is emphasized more than the fact that he was very young...
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