The Story of Child Labor Laws

This hardcover edition of The Story of Child Labor Laws is in good condition. The binding is intact, with no loose pages. There is no dust jacket, and the cover shows minimal wear. The interior pages are clean, with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, it is a well-preserved copy suitable for both collectors and readers interested in historical juvenile literature.

The Story of Child Labor Laws by R. Conrad Stein, published by Childrens Press in Chicago in 1984, is a hardcover edition that explores the history and impact of child labor laws in the United States. Illustrated by Keith Neely, this book is part of the "Cornerstones of Freedom" series, aimed at providing young readers with a comprehensive understanding of significant historical events. The book traces the development of laws to protect child workers, detailing the societal changes during the industrial revolution. This edition is particularly valuable for educators and collectors of juvenile literature and historical texts. The copyright page confirms its 1984 publication, making it a noteworthy addition to collections focusing on legal history and children's rights. The condition of this copy is solid, with no dust jacket, but it remains a fine example of mid-1980s educational publishing.