Thomas Barnardo
Irish
Doctor and social worker. He wanted to devote his life to Christian service, became a doctor, then opened homes for street children in London and elsewhere.
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 1865–1939 | William Yeats |
| 1854–1900 | Oscar Wilde |
| 1769–1852 | Arthur Wellesley Wellington |
| 1892–1963 | Patrick Twomey |
| 1871–1909 | J. M. Synge |
| 1847–1912 | Bram Stoker |
| 1825–1901 | James Stephens |
| 1856–1950 | George Bernard Shaw |
| 1874–1922 | Sir Ernest Shackleton |
| 1867–1935 | George Russell |
| 1879–1920 | Terence MacSwiney |
| 1838–1903 | William Lecky |
| 1882–1941 | James Joyce |
| 1865–1922 | Alfred Harmsworth |
| 1861–1927 | J. B. Bury |
| 1787–1848 | John Burke |
| 1789–1849 | Marguerite Blessington |
| fl. c. 1842–c. 1903 | Helen Blackburn |
| 1863–1951 | Daisy May Bates |
| 1818–1889 | John Ball |
| 1818–1895 | Cecil Frances Alexander |
