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John Walker - Convicted for Stealing Onions

1873

Key Stage 2: The Victorians Task 2

Key Stage 2: The Victorians: Task 2

Why would he have stolen 2 bushels (about 8 large buckets) of onions?

Use the enquiry sheet to record your thoughts

Now look at John Walker's prison record.

Record what you find on this sheet

What does it tell you about him?
Was he a hungry man trying to feed his family, or was he a criminal who stole things to get an easy living?
Did he have a grudge against farmers?

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	More case studies... Case Study Homepage \| The Case \| Activities \| Reports John Walker - Convicted for Stealing Onions 1873 Key Stage 2: The Victorians Task 2 Key Stage 2: The Victorians: Task 2 Why would he have stolen 2 bushels (about 8 large buckets) of onions? Use the enquiry sheet to record your thoughts Now look at John Walker's prison record. Record what you find on this sheet What does it tell you about him? Was he a hungry man trying to feed his family, or was he a criminal who stole things to get an easy living? Did he have a grudge against farmers? Return to: Tasks menu Back to John Walker - Convicted for Stealing Onions homepage © Copyright E2BN 2006 \| Contact Us \| Accessibility \| Credits \| Terms E2B® and E2BN® are registered trade marks and trading names of East of England Broadband Network (Company Registration No. 04649057)