Who Do You Think You Are?

BENJAMIN WAUGH 1839–1908

Benjamin Waugh, the driving force behind the late-19th-century campaign for child welfare, was born in Yorkshire in 1839. At a, arguing that there should be separate juvenile courts and that young offenders should be punished separately from adults.

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