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Social economic conditions in during the industrial revolution in England

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Sadler was part of a commission that investigated the working conditions of those in the textile industry. The testimonies from workers that we read about are disheartening and unfortunate. They attest to the rough working conditions of the children working in textile factories and how they were treated. Some of the testimonies deal with the mistreatment and poor working conditions of the adults, also. The issue with Sadlers point of view is that the people interviewed were asked leading question that were constructed in such a way that the person had no choice but to answer the question negatively. Had the questions not been leading, the answers could have been different or not seemed as harsh. Sadler, much like Chadwick was biased in that he only questioned the workers and there was no representation from the side of the employer. The leading questions and lack of equal representation are the main reasons Sadler view carries very little weight

We have examined in detailed three different views of the factory working conditions during the industrial revolution in England. Two views were determined to be biased and did not give the full picture of the issue. One view gave information on