Our Own Vivandiere': A plea for support for Mary Jane Seacoal (1805-1881) who, at her own expense, in 1855 went to the Crimea to nurse and care for the sick and wounded, and who was now poverty-stricken. From Punch, London, 30 May 1857

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Our Own Vivandiere': A plea for support for Mary Jane Seacoal (1805-1881) who, at her own expense, in 1855 went to the Crimea to nurse and care for the sick and wounded, and who was now poverty-stricken. From Punch, London, 30 May 1857

527541 Our Own Vivandiere': A plea for support for Mary Jane Seacoal (1805-1881) who, at her own expense, in 1855 went to the Crimea to nurse and care for the sick and wounded, and who was now poverty-stricken. From Punch, London, 30 May 1857.; Universal History Archive/UIG

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The image of 'Our Own Vivandiere' serves as a powerful reminder of the selfless dedication and sacrifice of individuals like Mary Jane Seacoal. In 1855, amidst the horrors of the Crimean War, she bravely ventured to the battlefield to nurse and care for the sick and wounded at her own expense. Now, in 1857, we are faced with the heartbreaking reality that this noble woman is poverty-stricken. Mary Jane Seacoal's story is one that deserves to be remembered and honored. Her courage and compassion in the face of adversity exemplify true heroism. It is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals who put their lives on the line to provide comfort and aid to those in need. As we look upon this poignant image, let us not forget Mary Jane Seacoal's plight. Let us come together as a community to offer our support and assistance to this remarkable woman who has given so much for others. Let us ensure that she does not suffer alone in her time of need. This photograph from Punch magazine captures both the strength and vulnerability of Mary Jane Seacoal, serving as a call to action for all who view it. May her story inspire us to act with kindness and generosity towards those who have dedicated their lives to helping others.

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