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Match Girl Poisoning. Use the original documents from 1888 in this lesson to find out about. The match girls’ strike was industrial action taken up by the workers of the bryant and may factory against the dangerous and unrelenting demands which endangered their health with very little remuneration. Victims suffered toothache, abscesses & swollen gums. Phossy jaw was a horrific industrial disease of victorian match makers. To find out that women worked in such dreadful conditions in the match factories shocked many respectable victorians. But these were the women who worked 14 hours a day in the east end of london and who were exposed to deadly phosphorous vapours on a daily basis. This prompted a wave of activism now known as. In 1888, the women and girls employed by bryant & may in london's east end went on strike.

Victims suffered toothache, abscesses & swollen gums. But these were the women who worked 14 hours a day in the east end of london and who were exposed to deadly phosphorous vapours on a daily basis. To find out that women worked in such dreadful conditions in the match factories shocked many respectable victorians. In 1888, the women and girls employed by bryant & may in london's east end went on strike. This prompted a wave of activism now known as. Use the original documents from 1888 in this lesson to find out about. Phossy jaw was a horrific industrial disease of victorian match makers. The match girls’ strike was industrial action taken up by the workers of the bryant and may factory against the dangerous and unrelenting demands which endangered their health with very little remuneration.

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Match Girl Poisoning Use the original documents from 1888 in this lesson to find out about. Phossy jaw was a horrific industrial disease of victorian match makers. In 1888, the women and girls employed by bryant & may in london's east end went on strike. Use the original documents from 1888 in this lesson to find out about. This prompted a wave of activism now known as. Victims suffered toothache, abscesses & swollen gums. To find out that women worked in such dreadful conditions in the match factories shocked many respectable victorians. The match girls’ strike was industrial action taken up by the workers of the bryant and may factory against the dangerous and unrelenting demands which endangered their health with very little remuneration. But these were the women who worked 14 hours a day in the east end of london and who were exposed to deadly phosphorous vapours on a daily basis.