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Pierce Egans Anecdotes: catroon brawl in tavern
Colour plate: The tavern in an uproar: Mrs Bonniface shewing more pluck than her good man by backing her husband against Bob Hit-a-Body ripe for mischief. A case for the phrenologists from Pierce Egans anecdotes of the turf, the chase, the ring and the stage, 1827. Egan was a popular journalist and sports writer. Date: 1827
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1827 Anecdotes Backing Body Case Chase Egans Good Husband Mischief Pierce Pluck Ring Ripe Tavern Turf Shewing Uproar
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Pierce Egan's Anecdotes: The Tavern in an Uproar - A Scene of High Spirits and Mischief (1827) This vibrant and lively color plate, taken from Pierce Egan's beloved collection of anecdotes titled "The Turf, The Chase, The Ring, and The Stage," captures the moment of a catastrophic tavern brawl. The image, entitled "The tavern in an uproar: Mrs Bonniface shewing more pluck than her good man by backing her husband against Bob Hit-a-Body ripe for mischief," presents a chaotic scene of patrons engaged in a raucous fight. At the heart of the tumult, we find Mrs. Bonniface, a stout and determined woman, standing resolutely behind her husband as he faces off against the instigator, Bob Hit-a-Body. With a fierce expression on her face, she demonstrates unwavering support and courage, showcasing her pluck in the face of danger. The atmosphere in the tavern is thick with tension and excitement. The patrons, dressed in the fashion of the early 1800s, are caught up in the moment, some cheering on the combatants while others attempt to intervene and restore order. The scene is reminiscent of a spectacle at the theater or a scene from the ring, further emphasizing the theatrical nature of the event. This plate, published in 1827, is a testament to the popular culture of the time, where taverns served as gathering places for the community and the exchange of stories and anecdotes was a cherished pastime. The image, with its lively energy and intriguing narrative, invites us to step back in time and experience the spirit of camaraderie and mischief that permeated the taverns of the early 19th century.
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