hardlabour

24 photos and 1 illustration tagged hardlabour, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1873

2015

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AninhadaBest said:
Look at those eyes. I think he was a good fella who made a small mistake...
last page said:
He has a kind , Sweet young face. It was difficult in those days and hopefully his life got better. Suppose he is in Heaven now. Life back then was really hard.
kmeccat said:
Handsome boy! Stole a violin-imagine...he probably was desperate to play it but couldn't afford it...with more money and opportunity who knows what he may have accomplished.
MammaGallo said:
He is fortunate they only gave him a month. Back then the sentences were harsh. I wonder why he wanted the violin. To sell it or to learn how to play the instrument. Hope he had a good life.
Nikole Cifelli said:
What a handsome young soldier! It's absolutely gut wrenching to think about what the poor folks of this time went through 💔.

A.Davey said:
I wonder if British officials kept the Norwegian embassy apprised of the proceedings against the lad.

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optimal chicken said:
Now I don't know if it's me but these folk look way older than their actual age - must have been the tough conditions they lived in..
last page said:
Poor little Fox. Look at his clothes. Times were really bad way back then.
ritterbush said:
they where all so small poor things and sad looking
Susie Reynolds said:
stealing leather to earn a living as a shoemaker, hard life indeed!
skirgey said:
Well what a find, I am tracing my family tree on my mams dads side and this chap here is my great great great great uncle