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7th President of the United States. The attempted assassination of President Andrew Jackson by Richard Lawrence on the steps of the Capitol, January 30, 1835: wood engraving, 19th century

7th President of the United States. The attempted assassination of President Andrew Jackson by Richard Lawrence on the steps of the Capitol, January 30, 1835: wood engraving, 19th century


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7th President of the United States. The attempted assassination of President Andrew Jackson by Richard Lawrence on the steps of the Capitol, January 30, 1835: wood engraving, 19th century

ANDREW JACKSON (1767-1845).
7th President of the United States. The attempted assassination of President Andrew Jackson by Richard Lawrence on the steps of the Capitol, January 30, 1835: wood engraving, 19th century

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1835 Andrew Assassination Capitol Capitol Hill Crime Democratic Party Jackson Lawrence Richard Shoot Washington


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This black and white wood engraving takes us back to a significant moment in American history - the attempted assassination of President Andrew Jackson. The image depicts the dramatic scene that unfolded on January 30,1835, as Richard Lawrence made his audacious move towards the seventh President of the United States on the steps of the Capitol. The print showcases an early 19th-century perspective, capturing both men frozen in time amidst this shocking act. President Jackson stands tall and defiant, representing not only himself but also the young nation he leads. On the other hand, Richard Lawrence's face reveals a mix of determination and madness as he attempts to carry out his crime. The setting itself adds another layer of symbolism to this historic event. The grandeur of Washington D. C. 's Capitol building looms behind them, serving as a reminder that no one is safe from danger even within these hallowed halls. This wood engraving encapsulates an important chapter in American democracy - a testament to both its resilience and vulnerability. It serves as a stark reminder that leadership comes with risks and challenges that can threaten even those who hold power at their fingertips. As we gaze upon this powerful image, we are transported back in time; witnessing firsthand how one man's desperate act forever etched itself into our collective memory.

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