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Agnes Countess of March (1312?-1369) known as Black Agnes, defending Dunbar Castle, Scotland, against the English commanded by the Earl of Salisbury, 1338, when her husband rebelled against the English. Late 19th century wood engraving
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Agnes Countess of March (1312?-1369) known as Black Agnes, defending Dunbar Castle, Scotland, against the English commanded by the Earl of Salisbury, 1338, when her husband rebelled against the English. Late 19th century wood engraving
530903 Agnes Countess of March (1312?-1369) known as Black Agnes, defending Dunbar Castle, Scotland, against the English commanded by the Earl of Salisbury, 1338, when her husband rebelled against the English. Late 19th century wood engraving; Universal History Archive/UIG
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Agnes Commanded Countess Defending Dunbar Earl Late March Salisbury Siege Wiltshire Wood (material) Wood Material
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This striking wood engraving captures the fearless spirit of Agnes, Countess of March, known as Black Agnes, as she defends Dunbar Castle against the English forces commanded by the Earl of Salisbury in 1338. The late 19th-century print beautifully portrays the intensity and determination on her face as she stands strong amidst a siege.
Agnes's husband had rebelled against the English, leading to this dramatic showdown at Dunbar Castle. Despite being outnumbered and facing a formidable enemy, Agnes refused to back down. Her bravery and strategic prowess earned her the nickname "Black Agnes," a testament to her unwavering strength in defending her home and family.
The detailed engraving brings to life this pivotal moment in Scottish history, showcasing Agnes as a symbol of resistance and resilience against foreign invaders. The intricate lines and shading capture the tension of the siege, highlighting Agnes's role as a fierce defender of her people.
As we gaze upon this historical artwork, we are reminded of Agnes's courage and tenacity in the face of adversity. Her legacy lives on through this powerful image, inspiring future generations to stand up for what they believe in and fight for their freedom.
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