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Cartoon, ELEVEN OBSTINATE MEN (jury)

Cartoon, ELEVEN OBSTINATE MEN (jury)


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Cartoon, ELEVEN OBSTINATE MEN (jury)

Cartoon, FROM ONE POINT OF VIEW (Scene - British Jury Room) All agreed on the verdict except... Irish Juryman: Ah, thin, ilivn more obstinit men I nivir met in me loife! Date: 19th century

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Agreed Discussion Eleven Foreman Jury Obstinate Point Thin Verdict Juryman


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Eleven Obstinate Men: A Humorous 19th Century Cartoon Depicting the Unyielding Discussion in a British Jury Room This cartoon, titled "Eleven Obstinate Men," offers a humorous glimpse into the inner workings of a British jury room during the 19th century. The scene is set around a long, cluttered table, where eleven jurors, each with a unique character and expression, are deeply engrossed in their deliberations. The room is filled with the tension and intensity of a heated discussion, as the jurors weigh the evidence presented before them. Amidst this sea of determined faces, one man stands out - the Irish juryman, depicted at the far right of the illustration. With a thick accent and a defiant stance, he declares, "Ah, thin, ilivn more obstinit men I nivir met in me loife!" His unwavering stance and unyielding demeanor contrast sharply with the other jurors, who all appear to have reached an agreement on the verdict. The foreman, seated at the head of the table, looks exasperated as he tries to maintain order and move the discussion forward. The other jurors, while equally obstinate, seem to be coming around to the majority opinion. However, the Irish juryman remains steadfast in his convictions, adding fuel to the fire of the already contentious debate. This cartoon, with its witty commentary on the obstinacy of the jury system, provides a fascinating look into the past and the enduring humor found in the legal process. The intricate details and expressive characters make it a must-see for anyone interested in the history of cartoons, law, or simply a good laugh.

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