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THE BOSTONIANS IN DISTRESS. A British cartoon sympathizing with Bostons plight

THE BOSTONIANS IN DISTRESS. A British cartoon sympathizing with Bostons plight


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THE BOSTONIANS IN DISTRESS. A British cartoon sympathizing with Bostons plight

THE BOSTONIANS IN DISTRESS.
A British cartoon sympathizing with Bostons plight following the closing of its port by British parliament in 1774. Mezzotint attributed to Philip Dawe, published 19 November 1774

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1774 Allegory Boston Harbor Cage Colonist Colony Confinement Danger Dock Feed Fish Intolerable Acts Liberated Liberty Tree November Philip Politics Satire Seafood Tree Bostonian Closing Dawe


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The Bostonians in Distress - A Symbolic Cry for Freedom

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. This photo print, titled "The Bostonians in Distress" transports us back to a pivotal moment in history - the year 1774. The image is a British cartoon that sympathizes with the plight of the people of Boston following the closure of its port by the British Parliament. In this powerful allegory, attributed to Philip Dawe and published on November 19th, we witness a scene filled with symbolism and political satire. The central focus is a group of men confined within a cage, representing the colonists trapped by English oppression. They stand near Boston Harbor's dock, once bustling with trade but now deserted due to the intolerable acts imposed upon them. Amidst their confinement, these brave individuals are depicted feeding on fish from their beloved harbor while gazing longingly at Liberty Tree - an emblematic symbol of freedom and resistance against tyranny. This poignant imagery reflects both their longing for liberation and defiance against unjust policies. Through this artwork, we glimpse into the turbulent times that shaped America's fight for independence. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come as a nation and honors those who fought tirelessly for our cherished liberties. "The Bostonians in Distress" captures not only historical significance but also showcases art's ability to convey profound messages about human struggle and resilience.

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