Edward Linley Sambourne Cartoons from Punch magazine
The "Model" School. Working model of Board School in case. Usual money-box opening with inscription, "put threepence in this box, and the model will work." John Bull (to Mr Forster). "Works wonderfully well, eh?" Forster. "Y-e-s. Buy I think you'll have to put in another penny or two if you want to keep it going."
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cartoons Punch Magazine B&W B/W black & white black and white 19th century nineteenth century Victorian Era historical history 1880s 1882 Victorians illustrations political politics Big Cuts England Britain United Kingdom Great Britain UK British English social history William Edward Forster Forster's Education Act Elementary Education Act 1870 education state education elementary education elementary schools state schools school board schools board schools schools schoolhouses John Bull schoolboys school buildings personifications symbols national symbols national personifications slates children child boys sailor suits straw hats teachers schoolteachers public finance public funding politicians public spending moneyboxes government spending public sector finance financial public sector schoolmasters blackboards
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