Mr Bumble refusing Darby and Joan entry to the Workhouse together. Men and women were housed in separate wards and old couples were reluctant to spend their last days apart. Cardinal Manning wrote They will endure any privation

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Mr Bumble refusing Darby and Joan entry to the Workhouse together. Men and women were housed in separate wards and old couples were reluctant to spend their last days apart. Cardinal Manning wrote They will endure any privation

527877 Mr Bumble refusing Darby and Joan entry to the Workhouse together. Men and women were housed in separate wards and old couples were reluctant to spend their last days apart. Cardinal Manning wrote They will endure any privation.. rather than break up their homes'. From Punch, London, 1888.; Universal History Archive/UIG

Media ID 38309992

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1888 Break Bumble Cardinal Cardinals Couples Darby Days Entry Homes Housed Joan Manning Punch Refuge Refusing Reluctant Separate Spend Wards Workhouse Endure Imam Religious Role

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This powerful image captures the heartbreaking scene of Mr. Bumble refusing Darby and Joan entry to the Workhouse together. In a time when men and women were housed in separate wards, elderly couples like Darby and Joan were faced with the devastating prospect of spending their final days apart. The refusal depicted in this print highlights the harsh reality that many impoverished individuals faced during the 19th century. Cardinal Manning's words ring true as he observed that these couples would endure any privation rather than break up their homes. As we look at this image, we are reminded of the resilience and love that existed within these relationships. The reluctance of Darby and Joan to be separated speaks volumes about the strength of their bond and their desire to remain together until the end. Through this historical snapshot, we are transported back to a time when poverty forced difficult choices upon families like Darby and Joan. It serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of compassion, empathy, and understanding towards those who are struggling in our society. Let us reflect on this image and strive to create a world where no one is forced to face such heart-wrenching decisions alone.

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