The following excerpts provide differing accounts of conditi…

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The fоllоwing excerpts prоvide differing аccounts of conditions for fаctory workers in 19th-century Britаin. Source 1: Evidence given before the Sadler Committee on Factory Children's Labour in 1832. "We began at five in the morning and worked till nine at night... I have sometimes been a quarter of an hour late, and the overlooker has come and beaten me with a strap... There was no time for breakfast. I have been so fatigued that I could not get home from the mill. I was sent home in a wheelbarrow." Source 2: From Andrew Ure, The Philosophy of Manufactures, 1835. "The factory system... has been assailed with the greatest acrimony, and the most unsparing denunciation... The work of the mill is light, and not heating... It is impossible for any man of candor and intelligence to visit the cotton-mills of Manchester, and not be struck by the superior health, intelligence, and comfort of the operatives, compared with the agricultural laborers." Based on these sources, which statement most accurately describes the differing perspectives on the factory system?

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