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A Reply to Allegations of British Inhumanity to Boer Prisoners, the Bermuda Camps (b / w photo)
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A Reply to Allegations of British Inhumanity to Boer Prisoners, the Bermuda Camps (b / w photo)
1628623 A Reply to Allegations of British Inhumanity to Boer Prisoners, the Bermuda Camps (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Reply to Allegations of British Inhumanity to Boer Prisoners, the Bermuda Camps. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 23 November 1901.
English Photographer (20th Century)); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22532694
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Allegations Bermuda Board Boer Prisoners Clearing Detachment Field Kitchen General View Government House Grounds Hot Water Islands Kitchen Utensils Prison Camps Prisoners Reply Second Boer War The Bermudas Condensers Great Sound
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The photograph captures a historical moment during the Second Boer War, shedding light on the allegations of British inhumanity towards Boer prisoners at the Bermuda Camps. The image, taken by an English photographer in the 20th century, showcases a scene from one of these camps. In this powerful visual narrative, we see a detachment of prisoners arriving at the Bermuda Camps. They are greeted by a general view of the prison camps, with tents scattered across the grounds. The photo highlights their arrival at what appears to be a field kitchen where they will be provided with sustenance. The composition draws attention to various elements within this setting: kitchen utensils hanging from hooks, large condensers for hot water preparation, and even tent floors being cleared nearby. These details give us insight into daily life within these prison camps. Notably, in contrast to allegations of British inhumanity, there is no evidence of mistreatment or neglect visible in this particular image. Instead, it offers a glimpse into how these camps were organized and managed under Sir Henry Harness' supervision. This historic photograph serves as both documentation and response to accusations made against Britain during that time period. It stands as an important reminder of past events while also prompting further exploration into this chapter of history.
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