The Victorian workhouse wasn’t just a building—it was an idea. At Southwell, Thomas Becher helped develop a system that would go on to influence workhouses across England. His belief was that relief for the poor should be deliberately harsh, discouraging all but the most desperate from seeking help. Behind this was a powerful Victorian assumption: that poverty was often the result of personal failure rather than circumstance. If life in the workhouse was unpleasant, it would encourage people to

This is unfortunately quite the universal experience. In a world where society expects men to provide, ’tis impossible for a man to remain sane when thou hast no money. 💀 #fyp

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