John Mitchell, esq. proprietor of the United Irishman, Dubl
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John Mitchell, esq. proprietor of the United Irishman, Dubl
John Mitchell, esq. proprietor of the United Irishman, Dublin, Ireland The apostle and martyr of liberty. John Mitchel, half-length portrait, facing left, seated at desk, holding pamphlet United Irishman in left hand. Date c1848. John Mitchell, esq. proprietor of the United Irishman, Dublin, Ireland The apostle and martyr of liberty. John Mitchel, half-length portrait, facing left, seated at desk, holding pamphlet United Irishman in left hand. Date c1848
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Apostle Dublin Irishman Liberty Martyr Mitchell Proprietor
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John Mitchel, Esq.: The Apostle and Martyr of Irish Liberty This evocative half-length portrait captures the intense gaze and unwavering conviction of John Mitchel, Esq., the renowned proprietor of the United Irishman in Dublin, Ireland during the tumultuous year of 1848. Mitchel, born in County Down, Northern Ireland, was a fiery advocate for Irish nationalism, republicanism, and reform. His publication, the United Irishman, served as a powerful platform for his radical ideas, which challenged British rule and inspired many to join the cause for Irish independence. Seated at his desk, Mitchel holds a copy of his publication, the United Irishman, in his left hand. The determined expression on his face and the intensity of his gaze suggest the depth of his commitment to the cause. The title "Apostle and Martyr of Irish Liberty" inscribed below the portrait underscores the profound impact Mitchel had on Irish politics and the sacrifices he made in the name of freedom. This portrait, captured around 1848, is a testament to Mitchel's unwavering dedication to the Irish cause during a time of great upheaval. The year 1848 saw numerous rebellions and revolutions across Europe, and Ireland was no exception. Mitchel's publication played a significant role in fueling the Irish nationalist movement, and he paid the ultimate price for his beliefs when he was exiled to Australia for sedition. Despite the challenges and hardships, Mitchel's legacy as a champion of Irish liberty endures. This powerful portrait serves as a reminder of his unwavering commitment to the cause and the indomitable spirit of the Irish people in their quest for freedom and self-determination.
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