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In Dickens's opinion, what was the motivation behind the factory owners' decision?.

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In Charles Dickens opinion, the factory owners made their decisions solely on how to make the most money.

<h3>Ground in the Mill by Charles Dickens</h3>

This excerpt by Charles Dickens highlighted that despite the fact that a factory act had been passed, the ills have continued to occur in the factories.

According to him the working conditions in these factories were very harsh, and also they made use of child labor.

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