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ACADIAN EXPULSION, 1755. Lieutenant-colonel John Winslow reading the Decree of Expulsion to the French settlers of Acadia in 1755. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

ACADIAN EXPULSION, 1755. Lieutenant-colonel John Winslow reading the Decree of Expulsion to the French settlers of Acadia in 1755. Wood engraving, American, 19th century


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ACADIAN EXPULSION, 1755. Lieutenant-colonel John Winslow reading the Decree of Expulsion to the French settlers of Acadia in 1755. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

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1755 Acadian British Empire Colonialism Colonist Colony Decree Expelled Nova Scotia Officer Settlement Settler Winslow


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In this powerful wood engraving from the 19th century, we witness a pivotal moment in history - the Acadian Expulsion of 1755. Lieutenant-colonel John Winslow stands tall and authoritative as he reads the Decree of Expulsion to the French settlers of Acadia. The tension is palpable as a mob gathers around him, their faces reflecting fear, anger, and confusion. This image captures the brutal reality of colonialism at its core. As an officer representing English colonists, Winslow enforces the decree that will forever change the lives of these Acadian settlers. They are being forcibly expelled from their homes and forced to leave behind everything they know and love. The settlement itself serves as a backdrop for this heart-wrenching scene - a once-thriving colony now marred by conflict and displacement. The British Empire's influence looms large over Nova Scotia, leaving no room for compromise or understanding. Through this wood engraving, we are transported back to a time when power imbalances dictated people's fates. It reminds us of the lasting impact that decisions made by those in authority can have on individuals and communities. As viewers, we cannot help but feel empathy for these expelled settlers who find themselves caught in between two worlds - torn away from their French heritage yet not fully embraced by their new English identity. This print serves as both a historical document and a poignant reminder of our shared human experiences – one that urges us to reflect upon our own roles within systems

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