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George Cadbury (1839-1922) in 1906 at the age of 78. English Quaker industrialist
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George Cadbury (1839-1922) in 1906 at the age of 78. English Quaker industrialist
George Cadbury (1839-1922) in 1906 at the age of 78. English Quaker industrialist and social reformer who, with his brother Richard, took over their fathers chocolate business in 1861. In 1866 they were the first in Britain to sell cocoa as a drink. In 1879 the firm moved to Bournville, Birmingham. From The Life of George Cadbury by AG Gardiner (London, 1923)
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1861 1866 1879 1906 1923 Birmingham Brother Business Chocolate Christian Cocoa Drink Father Gardiner George Industrialist Life Moved Quaker Reformer Richard Social Bournville Cadbury Firm Sell
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This print captures George Cadbury, the renowned English Quaker industrialist, at the age of 78 in 1906. Known for his significant contributions to both business and social reform, Cadbury's legacy continues to inspire generations. Born in 1839, Cadbury took over his father's chocolate business alongside his brother Richard in 1861. Together, they revolutionized the industry by introducing cocoa as a drink to Britain in 1866. This pioneering move laid the foundation for their future success. In 1879, Cadbury relocated their firm to Bournville, Birmingham - a decision that would shape not only their company but also the surrounding community. With a strong sense of Christian values deeply rooted in their Quaker faith, George and Richard prioritized social welfare and implemented progressive initiatives for their employees. George Cadbury's commitment to improving society extended far beyond his business endeavors. As an ardent social reformer, he championed various causes aimed at bettering working conditions and promoting education opportunities for all. The photograph offers a glimpse into George Cadbury's life during this pivotal period. His wise eyes reflect years of dedication and perseverance while embodying the spirit of an individual who sought positive change through both entrepreneurship and philanthropy. Preserved from The Life of George Cadbury by AG Gardiner (London, 1923), this image serves as a timeless reminder of one man's profound impact on British industry and society alike – leaving behind an enduring legacy that
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