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... AFFECTiNr. REPORT -O the present Destitute State of the Working Classes in the Watch and Clock Trade. The Committee appointed to investi- gate the Distresses of the Workmen in the Watch and Clock Trade, after a-mi- nute and painful examination of the mass of wretchedness, unparalleled amongst the same class of artizans, have now before them upwards ofSevenHun- dred cases, taken from more than ...

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