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The Submission of Guthrum to King Alfred (litho)
STC358030 The Submission of Guthrum to King Alfred (litho) by Bone, Herbert Alfred (1854-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: Guthrum)

Election map, How England has voted at the Elections'. With description, How England Has Voted at the Elections; The black squares show Unionist and the white Liberal and Labour

Compromise or Covenant of Nobles
6317467 Compromise or Covenant of Nobles by Trigt, Hendrik Albert van (1829-99) (after); (add.info.: Representatives of the lesser nobility in the Habsburg Netherlands submit a petition to)

The British Valhalla -- Archbishop Thomas Becket
The British Valhalla -- Bishop of Exeter at Northampton, supplicating Archbishop Thomas Becket to submit to King Henry II, and the reconciliation at Montmirail in France

To Submit Myself (colour litho)
2800905 To Submit Myself (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: To Submit Myself)

The procession of the petitioning nobles, from Ward and Lock
3714014 The procession of the petitioning nobles, from Ward and Locks Illustrated History of the World, pub. c.1882 by English School

Gambo, the last of Lo Bengulas Indunas to submit (engraving)
1064472 Gambo, the last of Lo Bengulas Indunas to submit (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gambo, the last of Lo Bengulas Indunas to submit)

The Rebellion in the Soudan (engraving)
1061457 The Rebellion in the Soudan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Rebellion in the Soudan)

Banquet given to Lords Salisbury and Hartington by the Nonconformist Unionist Association (engraving)
1041696 Banquet given to Lords Salisbury and Hartington by the Nonconformist Unionist Association (engraving) by English School

Representatives of the lesser nobility in the Habsburg Netherlands submit a petition to the Regent, Margaret of Parma. Known as the Compromise or Covenant of Nobles it sought to have the government

Christ Pharisees House Two scenes within performance
Christ in the Pharisees House, Two scenes within one performance. Left: Christ at the table with Pharisees. Right: Christ and men with jug and bowl of water, meal at the house or a Pharisee

Man In Chains With Hands Clasped

Comic English Histories by Richard Doyle - John submits himself to his brother King Richard I. circa 1190s

Startling Stories - The Bottom of the World by John C. Burroughs and Hulbert Burroughs. Three reptile-like aliens surrender to two space explorers each wielding a gun

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THE REBELLION IN THE SOUDAN (SUDAN): 1. Sheik Halifa with Eighty of His Followers Coming from the Mountains to Submit to the Sheik El-Morgani. 2. Sheik Halifa. 3

Submission of six German cities, 1547, print maker: Dirck Volckertsz Coornhert, Maarten van Heemskerck, weduwe Hieronymus Cock possibly, 1555 - 1556 and or 1570 - 1640

Touaregs & Taitogs
Touareg Hoggars and Taitogs submit to France in the Sahara Date: 1905

Domestic Dog, Old Tyme Bulldog and German Shepherd cross, two adult males, dominance interaction, playfighting beside brick wall, England, january

Domestic Dog, Golden Retriever, two adult females, dominance interaction, playing on garden lawn, England, august

Domestic Dog, Golden Retriever, adult female, in heat, laying on back in submissive gesture, on garden lawn, England, august

No Joke! by Frank Reynolds
A humorous artist, stumped for further jokes on the subject of the First World War, wishes that peace would be declared so he could submit some of his new ideas

Abbeys Submit to French
The Abbeys submit to the French authorities, ending the revolt

Submission of Ghent
When the nobles of Ghent are too proud to submit to Philippe le Hardi, their ruler thanks to marriage with Margaret of Flanders, their wives perform the act of submission instead

Vendee Submission
After Napoleon, first consul, offers them an amnesty, the royalist leaders submit to the government : their surrender brings the bitter Vendee struggle to an end

Wittekind Opposes
Wittekind, king of the Saxons, urges his people to oppose Charlemagne, but their efforts are in vain and eventually they have to submit to him as Emperor

China Mao Report 1951
Ready to submit a production report to Chairman Mao

Saxon Princes Submit
The Saxon princes make their submission to the emperor (Otto III ? ) at Spira

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"Submitting to the Will of the People: England's Electoral Map Unveiled" As we delve into the fascinating realm of English elections, a captivating tapestry emerges. The election map reveals a mosaic of black squares representing Unionist votes and white squares symbolizing Liberal and Labour support, and is a visual testament to the diverse political landscape that has shaped England's history. Intriguingly, historical events also highlight moments of submission in different contexts. Take, for instance, "The Submission of Guthrum to King Alfred, " depicted in litho form. This poignant image captures a significant compromise or covenant between two powerful figures, marking an era-defining turning point. Moving forward through time, we encounter "The British Valhalla - Archbishop Thomas Becket. " Here lies an individual who refused to submit blindly but instead stood firm in his beliefs against oppressive forces. His story serves as inspiration for those seeking justice and freedom. Meanwhile, another scene unfolds with "To Submit Myself, " portrayed vividly through color lithography. This artwork invites contemplation on personal surrender and introspection—a reminder that sometimes submitting oneself can lead to growth and self-discovery. A procession ensues as nobles present their petition—an act captured by Ward and Lock's engraving titled "The Procession of the Petitioning Nobles. " Their collective voice echoes throughout history as they seek change within society's fabric. Shifting our gaze further southward brings us face-to-face with Gambo—the last Indunas under Lo Bengula—to submit willingly. Through this engraving, we witness both resilience and acceptance amidst changing times—a poignant reflection on transitions faced by communities across generations. Venturing beyond borders takes us to Sudan where rebellion simmers beneath the surface—depicted strikingly in an engraving aptly named "The Rebellion in the Soudan. " It serves as a stark reminder that even amid chaos, there are moments when opposing forces must submit to find common ground.