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Convict Hulk Gallery
View of the convict hulk, " The Warrior", docked at Woolwich in London and capable of holding 600 men
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1846 Capable Confinement Convict Convicts Docked Gallery Hulk L Aw Prisoners Prisons Punishment Warrior Woolwich
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This striking image captures the imposing presence of the convict hulk, "The Warrior," docked at Woolwich in London in 1846. The hulk, a type of old ship used for the accommodation and confinement of large numbers of prisoners, was capable of holding an astonishing 600 men. The Warrior was one of several hulks that served as floating prisons for convicts transported from Britain to its colonies. The convict transportation system was a key aspect of British penal policy from the late 18th to the mid-19th century, as a means of dealing with the growing problem of crime and overcrowded prisons. Convicts were sentenced to transportation for various offenses, ranging from petty theft to more serious crimes. The conditions on board the hulks were harsh and cramped, with prisoners living in unsanitary and overcrowded conditions. The confinement was intended to serve as a punishment and a deterrent, as well as a means of removing criminals from British society. The Warrior, with its imposing figure and formidable size, would have been a daunting sight for the convicts as they were brought aboard. The ship's docked position at Woolwich, a major port and military base in London, underscores the military and penal nature of the convict transportation system. This photograph provides a unique glimpse into a significant chapter of British history, offering a fascinating insight into the convict transportation system and the harsh realities of life on board a convict hulk. The image is a powerful reminder of the human cost of punishment and the enduring legacy of the convict transportation system.
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