Administration of Child Labor Laws

"Administration of Child Labor Laws" offers a detailed look into the enforcement and impact of early child labor legislation in the United States. Authored by the United States Children's Bureau and featuring contributions from Helen L. Sumner, Ethel E. Hanks, F.H. Bird, and Ella Arvilla Merritt, this 1914 publication provides invaluable insights into the challenges and strategies involved in protecting children from exploitative labor practices.

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