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The Ripon leaving Southampton with troops for the Crimea, 1904
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The Ripon leaving Southampton with troops for the Crimea, 1904
The Ripon leaving Southampton with troops for the Crimea, 1904. The paddle steamer Ripon was built for P&O in 1846. In 1854 she was requisitioned to transport troops to the Crimean War. A print from Social England, edited by HD Traill and JS Mann, volume VI. (Cassell and Company Limited, London, 1904)
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The Ripon leaving Southampton with troops for the Crimea, 1904
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. This print captures a significant moment in British history - the departure of the paddle steamer Ripon from Southampton harbor, carrying troops bound for the Crimean War. The year is 1904, and this image provides a glimpse into the technological advancements and bustling activity of that era. The Ripon, originally built in 1846 for P&O, was requisitioned to transport soldiers to the warfront during this tumultuous period. As we observe this scene, we are reminded of the bravery and sacrifice exhibited by these men as they embark on their journey towards an unknown destiny. Against a backdrop of vibrant colors reflecting England's picturesque landscape, onlookers gather along the waterfront to bid farewell to their loved ones. Their expressions reveal a mix of emotions - pride, concern, hope - as they watch their heroes sail away into uncharted waters. The photograph not only showcases Victorian-era technology with its magnificent paddle steamer but also serves as a testament to Britain's unwavering commitment to defending its interests abroad. It symbolizes unity and resilience in times of conflict. Preserved through time within this print from Social England edited by HD Traill and JS Mann (volume VI), it allows us to connect with our past and appreciate those who came before us. This historical artifact reminds us that even amidst turmoil and uncertainty, humanity has always found ways to adapt and overcome challenges together.
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