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Advocating Collection

Advocating for a cause has been a timeless pursuit, as seen throughout history

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Aristippus of Cyrene

Aristippus of Cyrene
ARISTIPPUS OF CYRENE Greek philosopher, studied under Socrates, founded hedonist school advocating the (prudent) pursuit of pleasure

Background imageAdvocating Collection: The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho)

The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho)
745905 The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho) by American School, (19th century); American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA; (add.info.: The Cold Water Army Pledge by Charles J)

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Frontispiece for The Cold Water Army Pledge by Charles J. Warren, 1842 (litho)

Frontispiece for The Cold Water Army Pledge by Charles J. Warren, 1842 (litho)
745904 Frontispiece for The Cold Water Army Pledge by Charles J. Warren, 1842 (litho) by American School, (19th century); American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA; eCourtesy

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Cold Water Army Pledge (litho)

Cold Water Army Pledge (litho)
745868 Cold Water Army Pledge (litho) by American School, (19th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society, USA; eNew York Historical Society; American, out of copyright

Background imageAdvocating Collection: The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho)

The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho)
745903 The Cold Water Army Pledge, 1842 (litho) by American School, (19th century); American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA; (add.info.: The Cold Water Army Pledge by Charles J)

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Use Air Mail

Use Air Mail

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Joseph Chamberlain MP at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, 4th Novem

Joseph Chamberlain MP at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, 4th Novem
Illustration showing Joseph Chamberlain MP, delivering a speech on Protectionism and Free Trade, at Bingley Hall, Birmingham

Background imageAdvocating Collection: France Attacks Kellogg

France Attacks Kellogg
An aggressive France attacks the Kellogg pact which was signed in 1928 denouncing war & advocating the peaceful settlement of disputes. Date: 1933

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Dress 1912 French silk radical achievement Poiret

Dress 1912 French silk radical achievement Poiret
Artokoloro

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Annunciation Death Virgin ca 1670 Oil canvas

Annunciation Death Virgin ca 1670 Oil canvas
Artokoloro

Background imageAdvocating Collection: John Bull & Bismarck

John Bull & Bismarck
Bismarck itches to interfere in Spanish affairs, but John Bull discourages him, advocating a non- interventionist policy by the great powers

Background imageAdvocating Collection: Free Trade or Tariff ?

Free Trade or Tariff ?
Propaganda postcard advocating Free Trade rather than Tariff Reform, which would lead to higher prices, unemployment for some and longer working hours for others


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Advocating for a cause has been a timeless pursuit, as seen throughout history. From the teachings of Aristippus of Cyrene to the Cold Water Army Pledge in 1842, individuals have always sought to promote their beliefs and values. The lithographs depicting The Cold Water Army Pledge serve as a visual reminder of the dedication and commitment shown by those advocating for temperance. This movement aimed to combat alcohol abuse and its detrimental effects on society. The frontispiece captures the essence of this pledge, showcasing unity among its members. Meanwhile, France's attack on Kellogg highlights another aspect of advocacy - defending one's interests against external threats. Just like nations engage in battles to protect their sovereignty, advocates fight tooth and nail for what they believe is right. Influential figures such as Joseph Chamberlain MP further exemplify the power of advocacy. His presence at Bingley Hall in Birmingham signifies his determination to bring about change through political means. Advocacy can take many forms; it can be peaceful protests or engaging with policymakers directly. Even fashion has played a role in advocating for social change throughout history. The radical achievements showcased by Poiret's French silk dress from 1912 symbolize breaking free from societal norms and embracing individuality. Fashion becomes an instrument through which people express their beliefs and challenge existing conventions. Art also serves as a powerful tool for advocacy, evident in works like "Annunciation Death Virgin. " Painted around 1670, this oil canvas depicts mortality while reminding viewers that life is fragile - urging them to make meaningful contributions during their time on Earth. Lastly, John Bull & Bismarck represent two opposing forces engaged in political discourse - highlighting how advocacy extends beyond national borders. These historical figures demonstrate that advocating is not limited to specific regions but rather encompasses global issues that impact humanity collectively.