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MARY WRIGHT (1642-1699 / 1700). American Quaker from Long Island, as a teenager
MARY WRIGHT (1642-1699/1700).
American Quaker from Long Island, as a teenager, testifying before the magistrates of Boston to urge them not to persecute innocent people, such as the recently imprisoned Mary Dyer, c1660. Engraving, American, 19th century
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Media ID 12391793
1660 1661 Boston Colonial Court Mary Persecution Punishment Puritan Quaker Teenager Testimony Trial Witch Witchcraft Wright Innocent Magistrate
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This print captures the courageous spirit of Mary Wright, an American Quaker from Long Island, during her teenage years. The image depicts a significant moment in history when Mary testified before the magistrates of Boston to advocate against the persecution of innocent individuals, including the recently imprisoned Mary Dyer. In this powerful engraving from the 19th century, we witness Mary's unwavering determination as she stands before a colonial court filled with stern-faced men. Her youthful presence amidst these authoritative figures symbolizes both her bravery and resilience in speaking out against injustice. Mary's testimony serves as a plea for compassion and fairness in a time marked by puritanical beliefs and witchcraft trials. She fearlessly challenges the prevailing notions that led to persecution and punishment based on false accusations. The image not only showcases Mary's remarkable courage but also highlights her role as an influential figure within the Quaker community. It is through her words that she seeks to protect those who have been wrongfully accused and bring about positive change. As we gaze upon this historic photograph, we are reminded of Mary Wright's indomitable spirit and her commitment to fighting for justice even at such a young age. Her story continues to inspire generations, serving as a testament to the power of standing up for what is right regardless of one's age or circumstances.
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