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  • Essay / Andrew Ure Case Study - 703

    Physician James Kay-Shuttleworth made many observations that contradicted the supposed greatness that workers experienced through factories. “While the machine runs, people must work... men, women, and children tied together with iron and steam... subjected to a thousand sources of suffering... chained securely to the iron machine which knows neither pain nor weariness. » (The Factory Movement) He also spoke openly about the undesirable air quality inside and directly outside the factories, about the poverty of the places where the majority of workers lived, near the factories , as well as the meals they ate. workers were eating because of their financial problems