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"1691: A Year of Trials, Treaties, and Triumphs" Step back in time to the year 1691, where significant events unfolded across different corners of the world

Background image1691 Collection: PANNINI, Giovanni Paolo (1691-1765)

PANNINI, Giovanni Paolo (1691-1765). Concert given by Cardinal de La Rochefoucauld at the Argentina Theatre in Rome

Background image1691 Collection: BOYLE, ROBERT (1627-1691). ENGLISH

BOYLE, ROBERT (1627-1691). ENGLISH
DESCARTES, Ren (1596-1650). French rationalist philosopher, mathematician and scientist. Les M t ores, work

Background image1691 Collection: BOYLE, Robert (1627-1691)

BOYLE, Robert (1627-1691). English scientist. Frontispiece from Robert Boyles work Opera Varia, edition published

Background image1691 Collection: ROME: COLOSSEUM, 1691. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy. Line engraving by Giuseppe Vergelli, 1691

ROME: COLOSSEUM, 1691. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy. Line engraving by Giuseppe Vergelli, 1691

Background image1691 Collection: Urquhart Castle

Urquhart Castle
A Norman castle on the banks of Loch Ness, Scotland, built 13th century on an earlier wooden fort. It was blown up by the government in 1691 to prevent use by the Jacobites. Date: 13th century

Background image1691 Collection: Wagenseils Lifebelt

Wagenseils Lifebelt
Johann Christof Wagenseils wasser-schild (life-shield) aims to keep you, and your loved ones, from a watery grave; it was tested on the Danube in Vienna. Date: 1691

Background image1691 Collection: Boyles hydrostatic apparatus

Boyles hydrostatic apparatus for weighing materia medica 1691

Background image1691 Collection: Bonannis horizontal microscope of 1691

Bonannis horizontal microscope of 1691
A drawing of a horizontal microscope, from Bonannis Micrographia Curiosa, 1691. This instrument shows advanced features for its time, such as rack and pinion focusing and a double condenser system

Background image1691 Collection: 17th Century microscope, artwork

17th Century microscope, artwork
17th Century microscope. Historical artwork of a microscope built in the second half of the 17th Century by the Italian watchmaker and optician Giuseppe Campani (1635-1715)

Background image1691 Collection: The Tumacacori Mission, Arizona, USA

The Tumacacori Mission, Arizona, USA - reputedly the oldest in the country. Mission San Jos頤 e Tumacᣯ ri is a historic Spanish mission preserved in its present form by Franciscans in

Background image1691 Collection: John Leland (Mono)

John Leland (Mono)
JOHN LELAND English presbyterian churchman

Background image1691 Collection: Richard Lower, Medical

Richard Lower, Medical
RICHARD LOWER Cornish anatomist, interested especially in blood

Background image1691 Collection: Printing Example 1691

Printing Example 1691
A very fine example of the use of fonts in 17th century printing

Background image1691 Collection: Siege of Cuneo 1691

Siege of Cuneo 1691
The strategic location of Cuneo (Coni) in Piedmont means it is often besieged. Here, Eugene of Savoy raises a siege attempted by the French, much to the mortification of Louis

Background image1691 Collection: Pope Alexander VIII

Pope Alexander VIII
POPE ALEXANDER VIII (Pietro Ottoboni)

Background image1691 Collection: Marie De Hautefort

Marie De Hautefort
MARIE DE HAUTEFORT Duchess of Schomberg and member of the court of Anne of Austria (later confidante of Cardinal Richelieu)

Background image1691 Collection: Buonannis Microscope

Buonannis Microscope
Buonannis horizontal microscope

Background image1691 Collection: John Leland / Chapman / Oval

John Leland / Chapman / Oval
JOHN LELAND English Presbyterian minister and Christian apologist

Background image1691 Collection: Play / Racine / Athalie

Play / Racine / Athalie
Act 5, scene 5 from the play by Jean Racine

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Bird

Robert Boyle / Bird
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Chapman

Robert Boyle / Chapman
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Rousseau

Robert Boyle / Rousseau
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Darton

Robert Boyle / Darton
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Holl

Robert Boyle / Holl
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Two-Headed Child / 1691

Two-Headed Child / 1691
Two-headed child born alive at Pavia (died shortly afterwards)

Background image1691 Collection: Henry Duke Newcastle

Henry Duke Newcastle
HENRY CAVENDISH, second duke of NEWCASTLE statesman with his autograph

Background image1691 Collection: LOUVOIS

LOUVOIS
FRANCOIS MICHEL LE TELLIER marquis de LOUVOIS - autocratic French statesman who engineered the revocation of the Edit de Nantes and persecuted protestants

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle / Kerseboom

Robert Boyle / Kerseboom
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Background image1691 Collection: Pope Innocens XII

Pope Innocens XII
POPE INNOCENS XII (Antonio Pignatelli)

Background image1691 Collection: Robert Boyle (La Cave)

Robert Boyle (La Cave)
ROBERT BOYLE Irish physicist and chemist



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"1691: A Year of Trials, Treaties, and Triumphs" Step back in time to the year 1691, where significant events unfolded across different corners of the world. In Limerick, Republic of Ireland, stands The Treaty Stone - a symbol of hope and reconciliation after years of conflict. Meanwhile, in Japan during this era lived Murasaki Shikibu, a renowned Japanese writer whose literary works continue to captivate readers even today. Closer to home, Baxter sought solace within the walls of his church as he faced personal challenges. Richard Baxter and Rogers were embroiled in a trial that would test their faith and resilience. John Flavel found refuge at Williams Lib amidst turbulent times. In ancient Rome, Vespasian reigned as emperor while Marquis De Louvois played an influential role behind the scenes. Richard Baxter himself faced trials that tested his convictions. Across the English Channel, George Fox emerged as a prominent figure among English Dissenters - founding the Quakers movement that still thrives today. William Faithorne's artistry immortalized Sir Robert Henley through his skilled engravings. Meanwhile, Albert Jacobsz Cuyp painted Mercury with masterful baroque flair before bidding farewell to this world in 1691. As we delve into history's pages and explore watercolor plans depicting Limerick from around 1750; let us reflect on these diverse stories from 1691 – tales filled with triumphs over adversity or moments frozen in time by artists' brushes or writers' pens.