Rural vs. Urban Life and Industrialization
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Jack Beauregard (JB): You see my plantation is a place of production and pride.

Francis Cabot Lowell (FCL): Not as much production as my mill.

JB: Oh please. My household could uphold itself for years to come with only the sweat of a mans brow and the strength of his back.

FCL: Why sweat when you can have a machine do the work for you? Girls can come to the city and there
is opportunity for them all.

JB: Ya don't say so…

FCL: I do say so. Girls come to my factory and make a nice little profit. They gain financial freedom that they have yearned for.

JB: But at what costs? Famine, discrimination, theft and crime…

FCL: Now wait a minute…

JB: A bigger and bigger gap between the rich and poor, a lack of security, dirty water, no sanitation…

FCL: Well what could be so amazing about a stupid farm anyways?

JB: Like I said before, we can provide for ourselves on the farm and every member of the......

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