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Military discipline: British soldier, tied to the Triangle, being flogged with Cat-O-Nine-Tails

Military discipline: British soldier, tied to the Triangle, being flogged with Cat-O-Nine-Tails


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Military discipline: British soldier, tied to the Triangle, being flogged with Cat-O-Nine-Tails

Military discipline: British soldier, tied to the Triangle, being flogged with Cat-O-Nine-Tails. In 1867 Parliament abolished flogging in the armed services. Wood engraving 19th century

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1867 Armed Army Century Corporal Discipline Military Parliament Punishment Services Soldier Tied Triangle Wood Abolished Cat O Nine Tails Flogged Flogging Lash


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Caption: This powerful wood engraving from the 19th century depicts a scene of military discipline in the British army. The image showcases a British soldier, firmly tied to the Triangle, enduring the harsh punishment of being flogged with the infamous Cat-O-Nine-Tails lash. This form of corporal punishment was prevalent at that time as a means to maintain order and instill discipline within the armed services. The visual portrayal captures both the physical pain endured by soldiers subjected to such punishments and serves as a reminder of an era when flogging was an accepted practice in military institutions. However, it also signifies an important turning point in history. In 1867, following growing public outcry and debates within Parliament, flogging was finally abolished in the British armed services. This significant legislative change marked a shift towards more humane disciplinary measures within military ranks. As we reflect upon this historical artifact today, it serves as a testament to how societal values evolve over time and highlights our progress towards recognizing and respecting individual rights and dignity even within hierarchical structures like the military.

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