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Joseph Arch (1826-1919), English agricultural worker, trade unionist and politician, 1886
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Joseph Arch (1826-1919), English agricultural worker, trade unionist and politician, 1886
Joseph Arch (1826-1919), English agricultural worker, trade unionist and politician. The interior of Archs cottage at Barford, Warwickshire. Arch was the founder of the National Union of Farm Labourers. The Union was established in 1872 and within two years had 86, 000 members, 10% of the British agricultural workforce
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This print captures the essence of Joseph Arch, a prominent figure in English history. The image showcases the interior of Arch's humble cottage in Barford, Warwickshire, providing a glimpse into his life as an agricultural worker, trade unionist, and politician. The photograph features a woman pouring tea from a teapot onto a table set with simple furniture and chairs. A child can be seen nearby, adding to the domestic atmosphere of the scene. The rustic charm of the cottage is evident through its wooden structure and traditional furnishings. Joseph Arch's significant contribution to society is highlighted by his role as the founder of the National Union of Farm Labourers. Established in 1872, this groundbreaking union quickly gained traction and boasted an impressive membership of 86,000 within just two years – representing 10% of Britain's agricultural workforce at that time. This image not only offers insight into Arch's personal life but also provides valuable historical context regarding social class dynamics during the 19th century in England. It serves as a reminder that even individuals from working-class backgrounds like Joseph Arch could rise above their circumstances to effect meaningful change for their fellow laborers. Overall, this thought-provoking print encapsulates both Joseph Arch's legacy and an important era in British history when workers fought for better rights and representation.
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