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Tenants paying their yearly dues, in money or in produce, to their Seigneur; On receiving his grant of land the Seigneur, bareheaded, without sword or spurs, kneeling at the Governor's door, swore to be faithful to the King (litho)
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Tenants paying their yearly dues, in money or in produce, to their Seigneur; On receiving his grant of land the Seigneur, bareheaded, without sword or spurs, kneeling at the Governor's door, swore to be faithful to the King (litho)
8666853 Tenants paying their yearly dues, in money or in produce, to their Seigneur; On receiving his grant of land the Seigneur, bareheaded, without sword or spurs, kneeling at the Governor's door, swore to be faithful to the King (litho) by Jefferys, Charles William (1869-1951) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tenants paying their yearly dues, in money or in produce, to their Seigneur; On receiving his grant of land the Seigneur, bareheaded, without sword or spurs, kneeling at the Governor's door, swore to be faithful to the King. Illustration from a portfolio prepared for teachers of Canadian history and published by Imperial Oil Limited (nd).); © Look and Learn
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This powerful lithograph captures a moment in history when tenants paid their yearly dues to their Seigneur, whether in money or produce. The image depicts the Seigneur, bareheaded and without sword or spurs, kneeling at the Governor's door as he swears his allegiance to the King. This ritual of fealty and loyalty was a common practice in early Canadian history.
The scene is rich with symbolism and tradition, showcasing the intricate relationships between landowners, tenants, and royalty. The act of paying dues symbolizes not only financial obligations but also a deeper commitment to one's community and country.
The artist has masterfully captured the solemnity of the moment, with each figure exuding a sense of duty and honor. The black-and-white composition adds to the historical gravitas of the scene, transporting viewers back in time to witness this important ceremony.
As we reflect on this image, we are reminded of the importance of honoring our commitments and staying true to our values. It serves as a poignant reminder that loyalty and fidelity are timeless virtues that have shaped societies throughout history.
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