"Unveiling the Fanatical: From Miraculous Healing to Astrology and Revolutions" This captivating collection of historical illustrations takes us on a journey through the intriguing world beliefs and practices. Starting with an engraving from 1737, we witness the practice of assistance and miraculous healing by Aubigan. The image portrays a scene filled with hope, faith, and perhaps even skepticism. Moving forward in time, we encounter an illustration from 1759 depicting a Pit Ticket. This hand-colored engraving from Hogarth Restored showcases the fervor surrounding entertainment events during that era. It serves as a reminder that fanaticism can extend beyond religious or spiritual realms. The next engraving transports us to Gabrielle Moler's experience with assistance in 1747 Cologne. As depicted in this black-and-white photo-like image, people were drawn to these practices seeking solace or answers amidst their struggles. Astrology also finds its place among fanatical pursuits, as seen in the title page for "King Charls his Starre: Or, Astrologie defined. " This glimpse into astrological fascination reminds us of humanity's enduring quest for understanding destiny and finding meaning within celestial patterns. Shifting our focus to artistry capturing historical events, we encounter "Fanatics of Tangier" painted around 1837-38. This oil-on-canvas masterpiece depicts individuals driven by extreme beliefs during turbulent times—a testament to how fanaticism can shape societies across different eras. "The Convulsionaries of the parish cemetery Saint-Medard in Paris" offers another glimpse into fanatical devotion. The painting captures intense religious fervor prevailing amongst those who sought divine intervention through convulsions—an embodiment of unwavering faith despite societal norms. In contrast to religious fanaticism stands "Canadian Liberators Memorial, " paying homage to brave souls who fought valiantly against oppression during World War II. Here we witness how dedication to a cause can transcend fanaticism and become an inspiration for generations to come.