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Peer’s post (Through the story Life in the Iron-Mills written by Rebecca Harding Davis, Rebeca exposes the terrible conditions that the workers of the industrial and textile factories of the United States of the nineteenth century had. The story is told by an anonymous narrator, a resident of the town. Perched on his window, the narrator looks out over the town, watching the drunken workers smoking tobacco, the muddy river, and the workers going to and from work in the mills.
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