Josiah Quincy stated the following facts about the factory workers:
- they were children
- their age range was between four to ten years old
- they each were paid between twelve to twenty-five cents for a days' labor.
<h3>What are Facts and Opinions?</h3>
A fact is any information that is true and can be verified. An opinion, on the other hand, is what a person thinks of a thing, person, or situation.
Quincy's opinion about using children as workers were:
They were at an age when nature required for them, air, space, and sports.
Quincy also expressed other facts such as:
- the faces of all the children were dull
- the proprietor was a very cautious about the people he allowed into the factory.
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