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The Volunteers Sham Fight in Camden Park, Chislehurst, the Second Position of the Defending Force (engraving)
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The Volunteers Sham Fight in Camden Park, Chislehurst, the Second Position of the Defending Force (engraving)
2773048 The Volunteers Sham Fight in Camden Park, Chislehurst, the Second Position of the Defending Force (engraving) by Clayton, B. (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Volunteers Sham Fight in Camden Park, Chislehurst, the Second Position of the Defending Force. Illustration for the Illustrated Times, 21 July 1860.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23466642
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Chislehurst Defending Force Position Sham Fight Volunteers
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This engraving, titled "The Volunteers Sham Fight in Camden Park, Chislehurst, the Second Position of the Defending Force" takes us back to a historical event that unfolded on a sunny day in July 1860. The scene depicts a thrilling military spectacle held at Camden Park, London. As we gaze upon this print from the Private Collection, we are transported to an era when camaraderie and patriotism were celebrated. In this particular moment captured by B. Clayton's skilled hand, we witness the second position of the defending force during a sham fight. Horses gallop across the field as soldiers stand tall with determination etched on their faces. Their uniforms proudly display their affiliation with the volunteer corps. The atmosphere is charged with excitement as spectators gather around to witness this grand display of military prowess and strategic maneuvers. This illustration originally appeared in the Illustrated Times on July 21st, 1860 - serving as both entertainment and documentation for readers hungry for news about such events. As we delve into history through this image, it becomes evident that these volunteers took great pride in defending their homeland while showcasing their skills amidst cheering crowds. It serves as a reminder of our ancestors' dedication to protecting what they hold dear – an enduring spirit that continues to inspire generations today. Through Bridgeman Images' careful preservation and Fine Art Finder's discovery, this remarkable piece allows us to appreciate not only its artistic value but also its historical significance within British culture.
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