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Trial and awful sentence of John Francis for attempting the life of the Queen, on 30 May 1842 (engraving)
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Trial and awful sentence of John Francis for attempting the life of the Queen, on 30 May 1842 (engraving)
559363 Trial and awful sentence of John Francis for attempting the life of the Queen, on 30 May 1842 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Trial and awful sentence of John Francis for attempting the life of the Queen, on 30 May 1842.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23186930
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This engraving, titled "Trial and Awful Sentence of John Francis for Attempting the Life of the Queen, on 30 May 1842" transports us back to a significant moment in history. The image depicts an intense courtroom scene where justice is being served. The artist skillfully captures the tension and gravity of this trial as we witness John Francis standing before his accusers. His face reveals a mixture of fear, defiance, and perhaps even regret for his heinous act – attempting to take the life of Queen Victoria herself. The setting is Green Park in London, adding another layer of significance to this historical event. As spectators gather around, their expressions range from shock to curiosity, reflecting society's collective reaction to such a brazen assassination attempt on their beloved queen. The composition draws our attention towards Queen Victoria herself who sits at the center with unwavering composure. Her regal presence serves as a reminder that no matter how grave the threat may be, she remains resolute in her duty to protect her people. This engraving not only documents an important moment but also reminds us of the resilience and strength exhibited by both Queen Victoria and her subjects during challenging times. It stands as a testament to their determination in upholding justice and preserving peace within their kingdom.
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