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The Irish Land League, Mr Boyton burning the Duke of Leinsters Leases on a "98 Pike"in the Market-Place of Kildare (engraving)
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The Irish Land League, Mr Boyton burning the Duke of Leinsters Leases on a "98 Pike"in the Market-Place of Kildare (engraving)
1590171 The Irish Land League, Mr Boyton burning the Duke of Leinsters Leases on a " 98 Pike" in the Market-Place of Kildare (engraving) by Dadd, Frank (1851-1929) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Irish Land League, Mr Boyton burning the Duke of Leinsters Leases on a " 98 Pike" in the Market-Place of Kildare. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 8 January 1881.
F Dadd); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22989422
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
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The engraving titled "The Irish Land League, Mr Boyton burning the Duke of Leinsters Leases on a '98 Pike' in the Market-Place of Kildare" captures a pivotal moment during the Irish Land War. The image depicts Mr Boyton, a prominent figure in the Irish Land League, setting fire to the leases belonging to the Duke of Leinster. In this powerful scene, we see Boyton standing amidst a sea of people gathered in Kildare's bustling market-place. The crowd is filled with passion and determination as they witness this act of defiance against oppressive landowners. Demonstrators wave banners and raise their fists high in solidarity with Boyton's protest. The flames from the burning leases illuminate both his face and those surrounding him, symbolizing their shared struggle for justice and fair treatment. This visual representation serves as a testament to the resilience and unity of the Irish people during this turbulent period. This engraving was originally published in The Illustrated London News on January 8th, 1881. It offers viewers an insight into one of many protests that took place throughout Ireland during that time. Through its detailed depiction, it invites us to reflect upon the power of collective action and how ordinary individuals can come together to challenge injustice. Overall, this print encapsulates not only an important historical event but also serves as a reminder that even in times of adversity, hope can be found within communities united by a common cause.
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