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"Executing History: From Royal Warrants to Traitors and Kangaroos" The Queen of Scots warrant, a haunting symbol of power and betrayal. Mr Bourne preaching truth amidst the executions of Thomas Wyat, Jane Dudley, and Henry Duke of Suffolk. Uncle Sam's chilling way of dealing with traitors during troubled times in 1861. Witnessing the aftermath as the trap is sprung on Lincoln's assassination conspirators in 1865. Le plus beau saut en longueur executed by M Kangourou - an astonishing feat captured in vibrant litho colors. Tower Hill's grim perspective as it becomes the execution site for Lords Kilmarnock and Balmerino in 1746. A glimpse into the bustling Boulevard du Temple before its destruction in 1862, beautifully depicted through an engraving executed with precision. Marvel at the intricate details adorning an exquisite silver vase executed by M Froment-Meurice, adorned with precious gemstones. The Irish Spinning Wheel - a black-and-white photograph capturing a timeless tradition that sustained generations. Transport yourself back to Fontainebleau in 1746 as you witness the grand Ballet de cour executed under Prince de Salerne's watchful eye. L'Eglise des Celestins et l'Arsenal comes alive through a facsimile engraving executed by Jacques Cellier, calligrapher to the king, dating back to 1583 at Bibliotheque nationale. Experience ancient grandeur through a vivid chromolitho rendition of Le Theatre Antique.