Civil Unrest Collection
"Civil Unrest: A Glimpse into History's Turmoil" Riots in Paris (engraving): The echoes of discontent reverberate through the streets of Paris
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"Civil Unrest: A Glimpse into History's Turmoil" Riots in Paris (engraving): The echoes of discontent reverberate through the streets of Paris, as enraged citizens clash with authority, demanding justice and equality. The Riot at Stockport (engraving): In the heart of England, a storm brews as working-class frustrations erupt into violence, leaving a scar on the town's history and raising questions about social inequality. Draft riots in New York: Amidst the chaos of war-torn America, simmering anger explodes onto the streets of New York City as ordinary people revolt against conscription policies that tear families apart. Conflict between military and rioters in First-Avenue, 1863 (litho): On the blood-stained pavements of First Avenue, a battle unfolds between armed forces and defiant protestors who refuse to be silenced by oppression. The Warsaw Massacre (engraving): Witnessing an unfathomable tragedy unfold before their eyes, this haunting engraving captures the brutal suppression of Polish resistance during a time when hope seemed lost. Two fighting Irishmen with axes, 1874 (engraving): In an era marked by political tension and cultural clashes, two Irishmen stand defiantly wielding axes—a stark symbol representing deep-rooted grievances amidst societal unrest. Rejoicings in London on account of Strafford's execution: A chilling illustration from Cassells Illustrated History reminds us how public sentiment can sway violently; jubilation fills London's streets following one man's execution for perceived tyranny. Sketches at Canton (engraving): Far beyond Western shores lies Canton—a city embroiled in turmoil—where these sketches bear witness to protests against foreign influence while capturing both resilience and defiance within its people. Hanging a negro in Clarkson Street, New York.