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Trial of Charles I, January 1649
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Trial of Charles I, January 1649
Trial of Charles I, January 1649. Charles (1600 - 1649) king of Great Britain and Ireland from 1625 on trial by Parliament in Westminster Hall, London. Charles, as an absolute monarch, did not accept the authority of the court and his refusal to plead was construed as a plea of guilty
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Media ID 9692959
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1649 Authority British Royalty Capital Cities Charles I Coat Of Arms Courthouse Crowd Elevated View English Culture Government Illustration Technique Only Men Parliament Trial Westminster Hall
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This print captures a pivotal moment in history - the Trial of Charles I in January 1649. In this powerful image, we witness the King of Great Britain and Ireland seated before Parliament in Westminster Hall, London. The atmosphere is tense as Charles, an absolute monarch, refuses to acknowledge the authority of the court. His refusal to plead is interpreted as a plea of guilty. The crowd surrounding him reflects a mix of curiosity and anticipation, fully aware that they are witnessing an unprecedented event. Only men are present in this solemn gathering, highlighting the gender dynamics prevalent during that era. The grandeur of Westminster Hall serves as a backdrop for this historic trial. Its towering walls adorned with coats of arms symbolize the power and authority vested in British royalty at that time. Through expert illustration technique, this vertical print transports us back to 17th-century England and allows us to immerse ourselves in English culture during one of its most significant moments. It offers us a glimpse into how justice was administered within the confines of a courthouse where political power clashed with legal proceedings. This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) serves as both a reminder and tribute to our rich historical heritage while also prompting contemplation on themes such as government authority and individual accountability.
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