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4 February, 04:56

Why did people move to Birmingham and Bessemer in the late 1800s?

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    Irish people have moved to Birmingham for work, especially for the construction, factory and Industrial work. While other people would move to Bessemer because the city was widely known for creating iron and steel companies.
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