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King Henry Vii Of England With Sir Richard Empson And Edmund Dudley, Two Of His Councillors Of The Council Learned In The Law. From The National And Domestic History Of England By William Aubrey Published London Circa 1890
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Ages Black Collecting Council Dudley Edmund Henry King Mediaeval Medieval Middle Seventh Collectors Councillors Empson Learned
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This print takes us back to the medieval ages, immersing us in the historical realm of King Henry VII of England. The image showcases the king alongside two influential figures from his council, Sir Richard Empson and Edmund Dudley. Both renowned for their expertise in law, they were instrumental in shaping the legal landscape of their time. The photograph captures a moment frozen in time, offering a glimpse into the power dynamics between these three men. King Henry VII stands tall and regal at the center, exuding authority and confidence. Flanking him on either side are Empson and Dudley, who appear attentive and loyal as they discuss matters of state. In an era marked by heavy taxation, Empson and Dudley played crucial roles as tax collectors. Their presence here symbolizes their influence over financial affairs during this period. This illustration serves as a reminder of how politics intertwined with law enforcement even centuries ago. Published around 1890 by William Aubrey in London, this print is not just a visual delight but also an important piece of historical documentation. It allows us to delve into England's rich past while shedding light on key figures who shaped its destiny. A must-have for history enthusiasts or anyone seeking to add a touch of medieval charm to their collection!
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