Using document 2, explain the authors purpose for writing about the lives of workers in mines and factories in great britain in the 1800s.

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The authors portray the suffering of children and workers in mines and factories.

Explanation:

Authors in the 1800s were writing about the lives of the workers in mines and factories in Great Britain to show the world about the horrible situation they were living. The authors wanted to show the dark side of the Industrialization in Britain. Lack often government reaction and regulation on the factories owners led the authors to fight for their cause. Some of the writers included Elizabeth Gaskell in Mary Barton, Charles Dickens in Hard Times, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning in The Cry of the Children.

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