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Nobodys Children l: The Raw Material. Destitute London boys passing the time by lounging
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Nobodys Children l: The Raw Material. Destitute London boys passing the time by lounging
Nobodys Children l: The Raw Material. Destitute London boys passing the time by lounging and smoking before being given a place on board the naval training ship Chichester. Illustration by Frederick Barnard (1846-1896) from Cassells Magazine (London, c1867)
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This photo print, titled "Nobody's Children l: The Raw Material" captures a poignant moment in the lives of destitute London boys during the late 19th century. In this illustration by Frederick Barnard, we witness these young boys passing their time by lounging and smoking before being given an opportunity to board the naval training ship Chichester. The image portrays a stark reality of poverty that plagued Britain at that time. These boys, devoid of any material comforts or stability, find solace in each other's company as they await their chance for a better future. Their worn-out clothes and tired expressions tell stories of hardship and struggle. Barnard's skillful illustration brings forth both empathy and curiosity about these forgotten children. Through his artistry, he sheds light on the rawness of their circumstances while also hinting at hope for change through opportunities like joining the navy. This powerful visual from Cassells Magazine serves as a reminder of England's social challenges during this era. It prompts us to reflect on how society has evolved since then in terms of child welfare and support systems. As we gaze upon this historical snapshot frozen in time, let us remember those who were once deemed "nobody's children" but whose resilience paved the way for progress towards a more inclusive society.
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