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Losing Collection (#5)

"Losing: A Historical Journey of Triumphs and Setbacks" In the world of sports, Joe Louis's defeat in 1936 left a lasting impact on his career

Background imageLosing Collection: Mountain hare

Mountain hare (Lepus timidus) moulting. This species of hare is found across Northern Europe from Scandinavia to Siberia, inhabiting moorland and mountainous areas

Background imageLosing Collection: Wasting money, conceptual image

Wasting money, conceptual image

Background imageLosing Collection: House, thermogram

House, thermogram. The colours show variations in temperature. The scale runs from white (warmest), through yellow, orange, red and purple to blue (coldest)

Background imageLosing Collection: Burning money, conceptual image

Burning money, conceptual image
Wasting money, conceptual image. Flames engulfing Euro notes

Background imageLosing Collection: Weightloss, conceptual image

Weightloss, conceptual image. Computer artwork of an apple with a measuring tape wrapped around it, representing weightloss through healthy eating

Background imageLosing Collection: Dieting, conceptual image

Dieting, conceptual image. Computer artwork of a fork with a measuring tape wrapped around it, representing weightloss through dieting

Background imageLosing Collection: Nelsons arrival in Goldfield

Nelsons arrival in Goldfield, Nervada, Battling Nelson vs Joe Gans, Boxing, Gans dropped Nelson repeatedly during the bout, but could not knock him out

Background imageLosing Collection: Battle of Tours - 1

Battle of Tours - 1

Background imageLosing Collection: Edinburgh University Undergraduates Battle for the Quadran

Edinburgh University Undergraduates Battle for the Quadran
Photograph showing the traditional battle fought by Edinburgh University Undergraduates for possession of the Quadrangle steps after the election of a new Lord Rector of the University

Background imageLosing Collection: A Squadron of Cavalry from General Chanzys Army; Franco-Pru

A Squadron of Cavalry from General Chanzys Army; Franco-Pru
Illustration showing a squadron of General Chanzys cavalry during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1. At the end of January 1871 General Chanzy was utterly defeated by the Prussians at Le Mans

Background imageLosing Collection: The Civil War in America. The stampede from Bull Run

The Civil War in America. The stampede from Bull Run
The end of the first Battle of Bull Run, showing Unionists retreating after losing the battle, which took place on July 21st 1869

Background imageLosing Collection: The Federal Position at Chatanooga; American Civil War, 1863

The Federal Position at Chatanooga; American Civil War, 1863
Panorama of the Federal Army lines and Tennessee River at Chatanooga, viewed from the lower ridge of Lookout Mountain, 1863

Background imageLosing Collection: Lule-Burgas Retreat

Lule-Burgas Retreat
Turkish forces retreat after losing the battle of Lule- Burgas to Bulgarian troops. Date: 1 November 1912

Background imageLosing Collection: Barras in Favour

Barras in Favour
Une matinee chez Barras - skilful general and adroit politician, he keeps his head while so many are losing theirs, until he eventually falls out with Napoleon

Background imageLosing Collection: Japanese Sea Battle / Wwii

Japanese Sea Battle / Wwii
Japanese inflict serious damage on American warships off Solomon Islands, sinking four ships and only losing one Date: December 1942

Background imageLosing Collection: Gents Card Game (2 of 2)

Gents Card Game (2 of 2)
Four men play a game of cards in the indoor warmth on a winters day. The winning card has just been revealed! (2 of 2)

Background imageLosing Collection: Battle of Morat - 2

Battle of Morat - 2
The Burgundians under Charles le Temeraire are decisively defeated by the Swiss under Hans Waldmann, losing - say Swiss chroniclers - 8000 men to the Swiss 500

Background imageLosing Collection: Battle of Morat - 1

Battle of Morat - 1
The Burgundians under Charles le Temeraire are decisively defeated by the Swiss under Hans Waldmann, losing - say Swiss chroniclers - 8000 men to the Swiss 500

Background imageLosing Collection: Losing America

Losing America
News from America, or the Patriots in the Dumps - Britons hear from lord North that their American colonies are revolting

Background imageLosing Collection: Disgrace of Clarendon

Disgrace of Clarendon
EDWARD HYDE In 1867, Clarendon is exiled and impeached after losing favour with Charles II over the Anglo-Dutch War

Background imageLosing Collection: Death / Mourning / Dress

Death / Mourning / Dress
Costumes de Deuil Two ladies in French mourning fashions show that one can be grief-stricken without losing ones elegance

Background imageLosing Collection: Trojan War Scene

Trojan War Scene
A scene from the Trojan War, when heroes battled with heroes : Aeneas tries to defend the walls of Troy against the Greeks - but its a losing battle

Background imageLosing Collection: Guns after Waterloo

Guns after Waterloo
After losing the battle, the French lose their guns : the allies convey the captured French cannon through the village of Waterloo, to the admiration of spectators

Background imageLosing Collection: Satan Schemes

Satan Schemes
Satan schemes how he may best entrap the innocent couple into losing Gods favour

Background imageLosing Collection: Crystal Palace / Shilling

Crystal Palace / Shilling
THE FIRST SHILLING DAY - GOING IN Visitors pushing and shoving and generally losing all sense of decorum (not to mention other apparel !) to get in

Background imageLosing Collection: Aeneas in Battle

Aeneas in Battle
Aeneas tries to defend the walls of Troy against the Greeks - but its a losing battle

Background imageLosing Collection: Robert in First Crusade

Robert in First Crusade
Robert, Duke of Normandy, the eldest son of William I, goes on the First Crusade, thus losing the crown of England first to his brother William II, then Williams son Henry I

Background imageLosing Collection: William Earl Salisbury

William Earl Salisbury
WILLIAM CECIL, second earl of SALISBURY statesman, supported Parliament in the Civil War for fear of losing his estates with his autograph

Background imageLosing Collection: Slipping on Icy Steps

Slipping on Icy Steps
Dapper city gent slips on an icy patch on the steps of his townhouse losing his hat & cane in the process. A nearby cabman sees it all & can act as witness in the insurance claim

Background imageLosing Collection: Ottoman Wars / Zenta

Ottoman Wars / Zenta
OTTOMAN WARS Prince Eugene defeats the Turkish army at ZENTA, losing 500 to their 29, 000




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"Losing: A Historical Journey of Triumphs and Setbacks" In the world of sports, Joe Louis's defeat in 1936 left a lasting impact on his career, but he rose above it to become one of boxing's greatest champions. The Battle of Tours - an intense clash between Charles Martel and the Umayyad Caliphate in 732 - saw both sides fight fiercely, with victory ultimately favoring Charles Martel. The Gloster GA. 5 Javelin 2nd prototype WD808 faced setbacks during its development phase but eventually emerged as a remarkable aircraft that pushed boundaries. Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, the Country Home at Horsham witnessed moments of loss and heartbreak along with cherished memories for its inhabitants. Northrop YA-9A prototypes 71-1368 and 71-1367 encountered challenges during testing stages; however, they paved the way for advancements in military aviation technology. Robert II de Normandie experienced defeats throughout his reign but remained resilient in his pursuit to establish stability and prosperity within his realm. Tragedy struck when Eurydice sank off the coast, reminding us that even amidst beauty lies vulnerability and unforeseen losses can occur without warning. Legends speak of Bowman Findhaven from mythic Scotland who faced enraged opponents only to emerge stronger despite losing battles along the way. Rokossovsky's leadership during World War Two Eastern Front events showcased resilience against adversity as he strategized through setbacks towards ultimate victory. In Napoleon's Egyptian campaign, defeating Beys at the Battle of the Pyramids was a significant triumph where losses were minimal compared to their overall success on July 21st, 1798. Events surrounding wars or revolutions often involve periods marked by victories and defeats alike – each contributing to shaping history's course.