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The Morning Of Sedgemoor, After The Painting By E. Bundy. From Bibbys Annual, Published 1915
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17th Arms Barn Battle Crude Monmouth Painting Peasants Rebellion Seventeenth Somerset Weapons 1685 Bundy Homemade Scythes Sedgemoor
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The Morning Of Sedgemoor, After The Painting By E. Bundy. From Bibbys Annual, Published 1915" captures a pivotal moment in English history. This print transports us back to the 17th century, immersing us in the rebellion and battle that took place on the fields of Somerset. The image depicts a barn as its central focus, surrounded by a group of peasants armed with crude homemade weapons such as scythes. These brave men are preparing for what will be known as the Battle of Sedgemoor - a significant event during the Monmouth Rebellion of 1685. E. Bundy's painting beautifully portrays both the historical significance and intensity of this uprising against King James II's rule. The composition highlights not only the determination and bravery of these rebels but also their resourcefulness in using whatever arms they could muster. As we gaze upon this illustration, we can almost feel ourselves transported to that fateful morning when hope clashed with power on those very grounds. It serves as a reminder that even ordinary individuals can rise up against oppression when pushed too far. Hilary Jane Morgan's skillful capture brings this piece from Bibbys Annual to life once more, allowing us to appreciate both its artistic value and its historical importance. This print is an invaluable addition to any collection celebrating England's rich past and serves as a testament to human resilience throughout centuries.
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