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Lewis Hine - one of the first founders of social photography, his work changed the history of the whole country. He sought to improve the lives of the working class and stop the use of child labor in America. Later, thanks largely to his pictures, a law was passed to protect child labor. "Eddie Card, 12 years old. Spinner at the cotton mill in Vermont, "1910.

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"Workers at the mill," 1912.

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"Street performance in the early years", 1910.

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"Icarus at the top of the Empire State Building," in 1931.

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"Newsboy sleeping on the stairs," 1912.

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"Midnight on the Brooklyn Bridge," 1906.

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"Street Scene in New York" in 1910.

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"Playground in the industrial town", 1909.

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"Glassworks. It Is Midnight. Indiana "in 1908.

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"A mechanic who works with a steam pump to power", 1920.

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