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Elizabeth Fry

1780–1845

Mark Rathbone looks at some of the ways in which this great prison reformer devoted her life to helping others

Painting of Elizabeth Fry, 1823

Elizabeth Fry came from a privileged background. The daughter of a wealthy banker and married to an equally wealthy tea merchant, she could have enjoyed a life of luxury and security. Yet she chose to devote her life to helping others much less fortunate than herself.

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