French Protectorate Collection
"The French Protectorate: A Legacy of Colonial Influence and Control" Enlisting Natives on the Island of La Reunion, from Le Petit Journal
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"The French Protectorate: A Legacy of Colonial Influence and Control" Enlisting Natives on the Island of La Reunion, from Le Petit Journal, 10th February 1895 (coloured engraving): Witness the efforts made by France to enlist natives in La Reunion, showcasing their commitment to establishing a strong presence. France providing civilization, wealth, and peace to Morocco, illustrated title page of Le Petit Journal, 19th November 1911 (colour litho): Explore how France's protectorate over Morocco aimed at bringing progress and prosperity while maintaining stability in this captivating illustration. Black revolt in Santo Domingo, 16th September 1802, from Histoire Universelle du XIXe siècle after Martinet (engraving) (b/w photo): Uncover the challenges faced during a black revolt in Santo Domingo under French control as depicted through this powerful black-and-white photograph. The Taking of Andriba Peak, Madagascar, 15th September 1895 (oil on canvas): Immerse yourself in the conquests undertaken by France as they captured Andriba Peak in Madagascar—an event portrayed vividly through an oil painting. King Toffa (r. 1874-1908) and his Court, Dahomey, 1892 (engraving) (b/w photo): Gain insight into the relationship between colonial powers and local rulers with this striking black-and-white photograph showcasing King Toffa's court in Dahomey during French rule. Bank of Indochina at Saigon c. 1900 (b/w photo): Discover the economic influence exerted by France through its establishment of institutions like the Bank of Indochina that played a pivotal role in shaping Saigon's financial landscape. Primary school for boys at Hanoi c. 1920 (b/w photo).