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General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham (litho)
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General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham (litho)
960479 General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham (litho) by Overend, William Heysham (1851-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham. Illustration for The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century by Edgar Sanderson (Blackie, 1898).); © Look and Learn
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This lithograph print titled "General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham" depicts a pivotal moment in British history. Created by William Heysham Overend and featured in Edgar Sanderson's book, The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century, this artwork showcases General Wolfe's heroic sacrifice during the battle. The image transports us to the Plains of Abraham, where General Wolfe fearlessly leads his troops into battle against French forces. However, amidst his valiant charge, he sustains a mortal wound that ultimately seals his fate. The intensity and emotion captured in this scene are palpable; it serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made for imperial ambitions. Beyond its historical significance, this print also highlights themes of imperialism and colonialism prevalent during that era. It offers insight into Britain's quest for dominance over its colonies and their impact on global affairs. Moreover, this artwork sheds light on medical practices and healthcare during the nineteenth century. The wounded limb depicted emphasizes both the physical toll of war and advancements in medical science at that time. Overall, "General Wolfe is Mortally Wounded as he Leads the Charge on the Plains of Abraham" stands as a testament to bravery, sacrifice, and ambition within an ever-expanding British Empire.
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