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A fight in the forties at Fleusss Arch (engraving)
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A fight in the forties at Fleusss Arch (engraving)
5210936 A fight in the forties at Fleusss Arch (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A fight in the forties at Fleusss Arch. Illustration for A History of Marlborough College (John Murray, 1923).); © Look and Learn
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Boxing Forties Marlborough College Philistine Physical Private Public Pugilists Wiltshire Brawl Brawling Fighting Conflict Little Boys Young Boy
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This engraving titled "A fight in the forties at Fleusss Arch" takes us back to a tumultuous moment in history. The scene depicts a fierce clash between two groups of young boys, set against the backdrop of Marlborough College in England during the 19th century. As we gaze upon this print, we are transported to an era where physical confrontations were not uncommon among students. The intensity and violence of the brawl is palpable, as each boy fiercely battles his opponent with determination and grit. It is evident that these pugilists are engaged in more than just a simple scuffle; their fists fly through the air as they confront each other head-on. Amidst this chaotic spectacle, one cannot help but ponder on the underlying themes portrayed within this artwork. Is it merely a depiction of schoolyard rivalry or does it symbolize something greater? Perhaps it serves as a reflection on society's fascination with conflict and aggression. Regardless of its deeper meaning, this engraving offers us a glimpse into an important chapter in both English and European history. It reminds us that even within educational institutions like Marlborough College, clashes such as these were once part of everyday life for young boys growing up in Britain.
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