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CARTOON: PRESBYTERIANS. Scottish Presbyterians hold King Charles II to the grindstone

CARTOON: PRESBYTERIANS. Scottish Presbyterians hold King Charles II to the grindstone


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CARTOON: PRESBYTERIANS. Scottish Presbyterians hold King Charles II to the grindstone

CARTOON: PRESBYTERIANS.
Scottish Presbyterians hold King Charles II to the grindstone, to make him agree to enforce Presbyterianism in England.
English cartoon, 1651

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1651 Beret Charles Ii Cruelty Grindstone Political Presbyterian Regalia Robe Satire Scottish Stoop


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This print from 1651 showcases a powerful political satire titled "Cartoon: Presbyterians". Depicting a significant moment in history, the image captures Scottish Presbyterians holding King Charles II to the grindstone. The cartoon symbolizes their relentless efforts to persuade the king to enforce Presbyterianism in England. In this thought-provoking artwork, we witness King Charles II stooping under pressure while surrounded by stern-looking men. Dressed in regal robes and adorned with a beard and moustache, he represents English royalty at its most vulnerable state. The Scottish Presbyterians, wearing berets and exuding determination, exert their influence over him. The artist's skillful use of satire highlights the cruelty of power dynamics during this period. By placing the king at a literal grindstone, they expose his struggle against their demands for religious conformity. This visual metaphor speaks volumes about the clash between monarchy and religious factions that defined seventeenth-century England. As you gaze upon this historical gem, imagine yourself transported back to an era where politics were played out through art. Feel the tension between these opposing forces as they shape one another's destinies. Granger Art on Demand has beautifully preserved this piece of history for your enjoyment - an intriguing window into a pivotal moment when religion clashed with monarchy in England.

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