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Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a "Breach of Promise. "(engraving)

Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a 'Breach of Promise. '(engraving)


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Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a "Breach of Promise. "(engraving)

5997879 Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a " Breach of Promise." (engraving) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a " Breach of Promise." Illustration for The Comic Almanack with illustrations by George Cruikshank and other artists, Second Series, 1844-1853 (John Camden Hotten, nd).); © Look and Learn

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In this engraving by George Cruikshank, we are transported back to the mid-nineteenth century, where a group of determined ladies is seen trying a contemptible scoundrel for a "Breach of Promise". The image captures the essence of an amusing and entertaining scene from history, shedding light on the battle of the sexes within Victorian society. The courtroom setting showcases the new court system with its jury and judge. It symbolizes an era when women were fighting for their rights and challenging societal norms. This particular trial revolves around issues of love and betrayal as it delves into matters of sexual jilting. Cruikshank's intricate detailing brings out both humor and satire in this illustration. The artist skillfully portrays these strong-willed women who have taken charge not only as witnesses but also as lawyers in professions traditionally dominated by men. Their feminine power shines through as they confront the scoundrel who has broken his promise. This print serves as a reminder that even in times when female voices were often silenced or ignored, there were those brave enough to stand up against injustice. Through their determination, these ladies challenge societal expectations while seeking justice within the confines of law. Overall, this engraving encapsulates an important moment in history when women fought for recognition and equality. It reminds us that progress is made through collective efforts to break free from traditional gender roles and create a more just society for all.

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