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Curious Old-Time Military Punishments, c1934

Curious Old-Time Military Punishments, c1934


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Curious Old-Time Military Punishments, c1934

Curious Old-Time Military Punishments, c1934. Illustration showing 17th-century methods of punishing offences: the whirligig, riding the wooden horse, flogging, picketing, running the gantelope or gauntlet. From The Romance of the Nation, Volume Two, edited by Charles Ray. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London, c1934]

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Curious Old-Time Military Punishments, c1934 - A Glimpse into the Harsh Reality of 17th-Century Discipline

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. This print takes us back to the 17th century, providing a fascinating insight into the methods employed for punishing military offenses. The illustration showcases various forms of discipline that were prevalent during this era. Intriguingly, we are presented with scenes depicting punishments such as the whirligig, where offenders were subjected to being spun around in a contraption; riding the wooden horse, an uncomfortable and humiliating experience; flogging, a brutal act of physical punishment; picketing, which involved tying individuals to stakes or posts; and running the gantelope or gauntlet – a grueling ordeal where wrongdoers had to run between two rows of soldiers who would strike them with sticks or other objects. As we delve deeper into history through this image from 'The Romance of the Nation, ' edited by Charles Ray in 1934, it becomes apparent how different notions of justice and discipline were in those times. This snapshot reminds us that our modern understanding of fairness has evolved significantly over centuries. While these practices may seem cruel by today's standards, they offer valuable insights into our past. They serve as reminders not only of how far we have come but also highlight important discussions on human rights and compassion within military institutions. This thought-provoking print allows us to reflect on our collective journey towards more humane approaches to discipline while

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