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Cotton Riots In Lancashire
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Cotton Riots In Lancashire
Cotton Riots In Lancashire, UK, 1. A Detachment Of The 15th Foot Led By A Magistrate Marching To A Suspected Spot, Blackburn.-2. Asking Alms.-3. Arrival At Accrington Of A Detachment Of The 5th Dragoons
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15th Arrival Cotton Engraving 1878 Foot Lancashire Magistrate Marching Riots Spot Accrington Asking Detachment Dragoons Suspected
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This vintage print captures a significant moment in history known as the Cotton Riots in Lancashire, UK. The engraving showcases three distinct scenes that depict the turmoil and unrest during this period. In the first scene, we witness a detachment of the 15th Foot led by a magistrate marching towards a suspected spot in Blackburn. Their determined expressions reflect their commitment to maintaining order amidst chaos. The second scene portrays an emotional encounter as individuals affected by the riots ask for alms. This image highlights the dire circumstances faced by many during this time of social upheaval. Finally, we observe the arrival of another detachment, this time from the 5th Dragoons, at Accrington. Their presence signifies an effort to restore peace and protect civilians from further harm. Engraved with meticulous detail using nineteenth-century illustrative techniques, this historic artwork offers us a glimpse into an era marked by cultural and economic tensions surrounding cotton production. As we admire this retro-styled engraving from 1878, it serves as a reminder of how art can capture moments that shape our collective memory. Let us appreciate its historical significance and acknowledge those who lived through these challenging times while striving for progress and justice.
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