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Some Workhouses were so cruel they caused riots and one extremely infamous Workhouse starved the poor so far that they fought over the right to eat bones. | Some Workhouses were so cruel they caused riots and one extremely infamous Workhouse starved the poor so far that they fought over the right to eat bones. | ||
It was regular practice for women, children and men to be separated in Workhouses - meaning poor families were separated from one another upon entering and even infants were removed from their mothers. | |||
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