POVERTY HAS ANYTHING CHANGED?

PEOPLE DREADED THE WORKHOUSES THEY HAD TO BE REALLY AT ROCK BOTTOM TO AGREE TO GO INTO THEM IT IS VERY SAD THE PEOPLE WERE SEPARATED FROM EACH OTHER OFTEN NEVER SEEING THEM AGAIN HARD WORK WAS THE ORDER OF THE DAY ONCE YOU WENT IN THERE WAS LITTLE CHANCE OF GETTING OUT AGAIN
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Britain's slumdogs: The ragged and filthy East End children of just 100 years ago living a life of grime
What of it? These young boys seem to have a confidence that belies their years
Britain's slumdogs: The ragged and filthy East End children of just 100 years ago living a life of grime
Britain's Slumdogs: The ragged and filthy East London children of just 100 years ago living a life of grime | Daily Mail Online
Britain's slumdogs: The ragged and filthy East End children of just 100 years ago living a life of grime
Britain's Slumdogs: The ragged and filthy East London children of just 100 years ago living a life of grime | Daily Mail Online
Little Penny Dreadful
If you study this picture of urchins in Victorian London closely, you will see several boys have swollen cheeks. A sign of mumps, or much more likely bribes in the form of gobstoppers to sit still while the long photographic process took place.
The Spitalfields Nippers show the East End before the welfare state
Portraits of the Spitalfields Nippers taken by photographer in book
Adelaide Springett was so ashamed of her tattered boots, she took them off for this 1901 photograph. Adapted from Spitalfields Nippers by Horace Warner, published by Spitalfields Life Books, £20.
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