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The Office of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence

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George Grote's “Statement of the Question of Parliamentary Reform”

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The creation of the Bethune College

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Indian Women's Conference

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Calais Pier

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Mohsin Fund

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Early Social Reformers

Social reformation is a term used to describe a movement organized by community members to create change in their society. Social Reformation concentrates on the contestants who advocate for a crucial cause. Social reformation relates to a reformer who is taking action in abolishing slavery. The early reform movement in the early 1800s is based on women's suffering, limits on child labor, abolition, temperance, and prison reform. 

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Clapham Sect

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Hannah More

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First Industrial Revolution and Oliver's Employment/Exploitation

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