II. GUY’S COLONNADE – June 16, 1880, mid-morning. A mob of over two hundred medical students had formed a gauntlet in the passage that led from Guy’s north quad to the south. The angry young men had left their lectures to protest the nursing reforms led by Guy’s Matron, Miss Burt. They seethed with hate as they shouted invectives against her. Exhausted by their protests, her heart sank when she saw Dr Habershon at the end of the colonnade.
| Size | A5, A4, A3 |
|---|---|
| Mounted or Framed | Ciglee print with mount and backing board, Framed |
| Frame Colour | Unframed, Elwood, Black, White |
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