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The debate on sweated labour in the 1920s

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The debate on sweated labour in the 1920s

Turkish baths are not often discussed in Parliament, but this exchange, which took place during a debate on working conditions in the workplace, was reported on page 2 of The Scotsman on 8 Dec 1920.

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The debate on sweated labour in the 1920s

The debate on sweated labour in the 1920s

Victorian Turkish Baths: their origin, development, and gradual decline

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