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Why do you think Courtauld insisted that each child from the workhouse arrived with a complete change of common clothing?
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Why do you think Courtauld insisted that each child from the workhouse arrived

with a complete change of common clothing?

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The children were told that when they arrived at the cotton mill, they would be transformed into ladies and gentlemen: that they would be fed on roast beef and plum pudding, be allowed to ride their masters' horses, and have silver watches, and plenty of cash in their pockets.

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