Historical Image Research by Lillian Rowe

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1847: “A barefooted woman, who one year before had called to sell milk and kept a fine dairy, came into the house where I was, and calling me by name, said: 'Will ye give me something to buy a coffin to put on my husband: he died yesterday, and it would be a pity to put him in the ground without a board... and but a five-pence halfpenny could I gather. The little boys are ashamed to go out and ask the charity for him.' This, a woman compelled to go out in a most perilous storm, upon a wild sea-coast, unprotected by clothes, and without a morsel of food for twenty-four hours, to procure a coffin for her husband, who had died by starvation!”

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