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A picture describing the manner and place of them which were in bonds for the Testimony
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A picture describing the manner and place of them which were in bonds for the Testimony
STC469189 A picture describing the manner and place of them which were in bonds for the Testimony of the truth, confering among themselves, illustration from Acts and Monuments by John Foxe, ninth edition, pub. 1684 (litho) by English School, (17th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23162322
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Cell Foxes Book Of Martyrs Imprisoned John Fox Martyrdom Martyrs Newgate Prison Prisoners Protestant Protestants Religious Persecution Prisoner Robert Smith
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This print, titled "A picture describing the manner and place of them which were in bonds for the Testimony" takes us back to a significant period in history. Created by an anonymous English School artist during the 17th century, this illustration is featured in John Foxe's renowned book, Acts and Monuments. The scene depicted here showcases a group of brave individuals who were imprisoned for their unwavering commitment to the truth. These prisoners, predominantly Protestants, are shown conferring amongst themselves within the confines of a dimly lit cell. The image evokes a sense of religious persecution that was prevalent during this era. As we observe these male prisoners gathered together, it becomes evident that their faith remains unshaken despite their dire circumstances. Some can be seen deep in prayer while others engage in discussions centered around biblical teachings. Their unity and resilience are truly inspiring. Notable figures such as George Tankerfield, Robert Smith, John Newman, and Cuthbert Simson are among those captured in this poignant moment. Each face tells its own story of sacrifice and determination. This lithograph from the ninth edition publication (1684) offers us a glimpse into history - an era marked by intense religious conflict and martyrdom. It serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found within one's convictions even when faced with adversity.
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