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PLAYING CARD, 1707. The magistrates of Oudenard wait upon the Duke of Marlborough

PLAYING CARD, 1707. The magistrates of Oudenard wait upon the Duke of Marlborough


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PLAYING CARD, 1707. The magistrates of Oudenard wait upon the Duke of Marlborough

PLAYING CARD, 1707.
The magistrates of Oudenard wait upon the Duke of Marlborough, desire his protection, & swear fidelity... Playing card from a deck published in 1707 at London, commemorating the victories of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough and commander in chief of the Grand Alliances armies

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1707 1st Duke Army Churchill Commander Duke Grand Grand Alliance Judge London Marlborough Playing Card Spade Spanish War Of Spanish Succession


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This print titled "PLAYING CARD, 1707" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The image showcases the magistrates of Oudenard eagerly awaiting an audience with the esteemed Duke of Marlborough. Their purpose is clear - they seek his protection and pledge their unwavering loyalty. Published as part of a deck in London during that very year, this playing card serves as a commemoration of the remarkable triumphs achieved by John Churchill, the 1st Duke of Marlborough. As commander-in-chief of the Grand Alliance's armies during the War of Spanish Succession, he played a pivotal role in shaping European politics. The scene depicted on this card transports us to an English city street bustling with people. Amidst them stands this group of magistrates, dressed impeccably and carrying themselves with utmost respect for their leader. The spade symbol adorning the card signifies not only their allegiance but also hints at the challenges faced during times of war. This artwork beautifully captures both historical significance and artistic finesse. It reminds us that even amidst chaos and conflict, there are moments when individuals come together to seek guidance from those who possess power and influence. This print serves as a testament to unity and loyalty while paying homage to one man's exceptional leadership abilities that shaped nations' destinies forever.

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