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Reading the Speeches, and the First Appearance of the Witness Le Caron (engraving)
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Reading the Speeches, and the First Appearance of the Witness Le Caron (engraving)
1055772 Reading the Speeches, and the First Appearance of the Witness Le Caron (engraving) by Hall, Sydney Prior (1842-1922) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Reading the Speeches, and the First Appearance of the Witness Le Caron. Illustration for The Graphic, 11 March 1889.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23029114
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Appearance Attorney General Courts Criminal Lawyer Defense Lawyer Guardian Irish Members Lawyer Magistrate Major Le Caron Mr Biggar Mr George Lewis Mr Lockwood Mr Parnell New York Herald Parnell Commission Sir Charles Russell Sir Henry James Sir James Hannen Solicitor Speeches
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The engraving titled "Reading the Speeches, and the First Appearance of the Witness Le Caron" captures a pivotal moment in history. Created by Sydney Prior Hall in 1889, this artwork depicts a scene from The Graphic newspaper that same year. The illustration showcases an intense courtroom setting during the Parnell Commission. Intriguingly, we see various key figures present in this dramatic portrayal. Mr. Parnell himself is shown reading speeches while surrounded by Irish members and politicians who hang on his every word. Sergeant Jacob Ruttle stands nearby, attentively listening to these powerful orations. The focus then shifts to witness Le Caron, whose appearance marks a turning point in the trial. His testimony becomes crucial for both defense lawyer Sir Charles Russell and attorney general Sir Henry James as they seek justice amidst accusations of Fenian organizing. Other notable individuals are also captured within this intricate composition: Miss Parnell, portrait of Tynan, Mr. George Lewis from the New York Herald, and even a breathless messenger boy delivering news from afar. Hall's engraving skillfully brings together elements of law and politics with its attention to detail and expressive characters. It serves as a reminder of significant events that shaped our past while offering viewers an opportunity to delve into this historical moment through artistry alone.
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