Redcoat Collection
"The Redcoat: A Symbol of Power, Conflict, and History" The Caution, Covent Garden Theatre
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"The Redcoat: A Symbol of Power, Conflict, and History" The Caution, Covent Garden Theatre, 1828 - a vivid depiction of the redcoats' presence during turbulent times in London's history. The sight of these uniformed soldiers evoked both caution and awe among the spectators. Guy Johnson (c1740-1788), an American military officer and diplomat who found himself caught between loyalties during the American Revolution. His story reflects the complex role that redcoats played in shaping international relations. A warlike reconstruction at the Royal Tournament held at London's Olympia - a reminder of how redcoats embodied strength and martial prowess throughout British history. The Death of General Brock, illustration from The Romance of Canada - capturing a poignant moment when a redcoat commander fell on Canadian soil. This image symbolizes sacrifice and bravery associated with these iconic figures. Modern Philanthropy, cartoon relating to the British burning Washington D. C. In 1814 - highlighting one dark chapter where redcoats were seen as oppressors by some but also saviors for enslaved individuals seeking freedom on British ships. Capture of the Rebel Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat - showcasing how skilled redcoat soldiers apprehended those who challenged their authority. Their efficiency was renowned even against formidable opponents like Lord Lovat. Portrait of King George III - depicting the monarch whose reign witnessed significant conflicts involving redcoats across continents. He relied on their loyalty to maintain control over vast territories under his rule. Pontiac addressing the Garrison of Detroit, illustration from The Romance of Canada - illustrating another facet where indigenous leaders engaged with or resisted against imposing forces represented by redcoated soldiers stationed in strategic outposts like Detroit. Charles Cornwallis (2nd Earl and 1st Marquis Cornwallis) c. 1795 – an influential figure within military circles known for his involvement in major conflicts such as the American Revolutionary War. His portrait exemplifies the leadership and authority associated with redcoats.