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Liberation of Mr O Connell... arrival of the news at the penitentiary, 1844
Liberation of Mr O Connell, and the other State Prisoners, at Dublin - arrival of the news at the penitentiary, 1844. The Richmond Bridewell in Dublin, Ireland, where nationalist politician Daniel O Connell was held. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I
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County Dublin Daniel Daniel Oconnell Dublin Dublin County Dublin Ireland Ireland Irish Nationalism Oconnell Oconnell Daniel Penitentiary Prison Republicanism The Emancipator The Liberator Black And
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This print captures a significant moment in Irish history - the Liberation of Mr O Connell and other State Prisoners at Dublin's Richmond Bridewell penitentiary in 1844. The image, sourced from the renowned "Illustrated London News" publication of that time, showcases the exterior of the prison where nationalist politician Daniel O Connell was held. The scene is filled with anticipation as news of their liberation arrives at the penitentiary. The building stands tall and imposing, reflecting both its historical significance and its role as a symbol of law and order. This engraving transports us back to 19th century Ireland, offering a glimpse into an era marked by political unrest, nationalism, and fervent activism. Daniel O Connell himself was widely known as "The Liberator" for his tireless efforts in advocating for Catholic emancipation in Ireland. His release from captivity would have been met with great celebration among his supporters who fought alongside him for equal rights. As we observe this historic moment frozen in time, we are reminded of the power of press and media during this period. Newspapers played a crucial role in disseminating information about political events like these across Britain and beyond. This evocative print serves as a testament to both Irish resilience against oppression and the indomitable spirit that fueled movements towards freedom during this tumultuous period in history.
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