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Spain. Second Republic (1931-1936). Allegory of the Republic
The DublinFront-cover of The Illustrated London News showing a crowd of spectators watching the events on Sackville Street (called O Connell Street by the Irish)
Pedro II (1825-1891). Emperor of Brazil (1831 1889). Allegory of the Departure of Dom Pedro II for Europe after the Declaration of the Republic (1890). Painting. BRAZIL. Sao Paulo
BERICOURT, Etienne (18th c. ). Revolutionary processionBERICOURT, Etienne (18th c.). Revolutionary procession, c. 1789. Watercolour. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum)
Spain (1873). First RepublicSpain (1873). The national Assembly proclamates the First Republic (11th February 1873). Etching
Celebrating Portuguese IndependencePostcard celebrating the revolution of 1910, a republican coup d e'at that occurred in Portugal on 5th October 1910, which deposed King Manuel II and established the Portuguese First Republic
Candidates for the Republican presidential nomination in Chicago: Bates, Pennington, Chase, Fremont, Lincoln, Seward, Banks, McLean, Cameron, Bell and Clay. Wood engraving (1860)
United States. Supporters of Abraham Lincoln, candidate of the Republican Party. Colored engraving from L Illustration Journal Universel, 1860
Cartoon, Consequences of a Successful French Invasion, Me teach de English Republicans to work. Scene, A Ploughed Field. By James Gillray. Date: 1798
ARAGO, Fran篩s (1786 - 1853). French physicist, astronomer and politician. Oil
Document of July 20th 1810s revolution, when Republic of Colombia was founded. COLOMBIA. Bogotᮠ Quinta de Bol r House Museum
Spain. Second Republic (1931-1936). Flag and coat of arms of the Republic. SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Hist o Nacional
Spain (1869). Glorious revolution. Suspension" Spain (1869). Glorious revolution. Suspension of the constitutional rights by the provisional government. Caricature from the magazine " La Flaca" with Juan Prim
2 pesetas bill of the Spanish Second Republic (1936). Coin. SPAIN. Barcelona. Numismatic Cabinet of Catalonia
Medal of golden bronze, work by Jean-Baptiste
A weak ticket in the field - and a weaker expected - If the Republicans have done feebly at Chicago, what may we expect of the Democrats at Cincinnati?. Cartoon showing James A
Third Republic 1Red Republicans break into the council chamber where the provisional government is inaugurating the Third Republic, protesting Thiers conservative policies. Date: 4 September 1870
Third Republic 2Red Republicans invade the sessions where the Corps Legislatif in the Hotel de Ville, Paris, is inaugurating the Third Republic, protesting against conservative policies. Date: 4 September 1870
Playing CardsIn the new packs of cards issued in revolutionary France, tha valets (knaves) are replaced by Republicans. Date: circa 1790
London Republicans in 1872London Republicans gather at The Hole in the Wall in Chancery Lane, London, England Date: 1872
Fighting in LisboaRepublicans fight royalists in the streets of Lisboa : a republican barricade in Praca dos Restauradores
Paris Demo at BastilleParis Republicans celebrate the revolution at the Place de la Bastille
February Fighting ParisStreet fighting between republicans and the government at the Chateau d eau, Paris
Hungarian SympathyAll Europe is in a state of revolution this year : the Hungarians express their sympathy with the French republicans, wishing they too could discard their rulers
King Carlos I PortugalCARLOS I, KING OF PORTUGAL looking large and imposing. Assassinated by republicans on February 1st 1908
Nationalist Officer captured by Republicans; Spanish Civil WPhotograph showing a Nationalist officer (centre), from the Montana Barracks in Madrid, captured by Republican irregular troops, Madrid, 1936
Republicans ArrestedRepublican agitators are arrested : yet in a few months France will be a republic again
Pius IX ReturnsNow that the French have rescued Rome from those awful Republicans, it is safe for Pius IX to go back : he lands at Naples where the pious citizens fall to their knees
French Take Rome - 5The Capitol is illuminated in honour of the glorious restoration of Rome to papal authority after the defeat of the republicans by the French
French Take Rome - 3After taking Rome from Garibaldis Republicans, the French commander general Oudinot replaces the papal arms and addresses the people
Coup: after ClearingThe boulevard Montmartre after troops supporting Napoleon have cleared the streets of Republicans and other dissidents
Coup: ResistanceNapoleons coup triggers popular resistance : Republicans build barricades in the streets of Paris
Coup: Street FightingStreet fighting at the Porte Saint-Denis, Paris, where the Republicans construct one of their biggest barricades : but they succumb to the military
Republicans CampaignRepublicans demonstrate against Cavaignac during the electioneering for president
Coup: 1st BarricadeNapoleons coup triggers popular resistance : Republicans build their first barricade in the rue des Grandes Audriettes
Papal Palace AttackedThe Papal Palace at Rome is attacked by Republicans
French Leave MarseilleFrench reinforcements embark from Marseille for a renewed attack on Garibaldis Republicans at Rome
Oudinot Outside RomeOudinot, the French commander, with his staff, preparing for a fresh attack on Garibaldis republicans who currently hold Rome
French March to RomeFrench reinforcements march through Italy for a renewed attack on Garibaldis Republicans at Rome
Dispute in CortesA dispute on the floor of the Cortes between republicans and royalists : three days later Isabela will dismiss the Cortes and punish those who oppose her
Battle of Alcolea - 1The royalists under Novaliches are defeated by the republicans under Serrano, a decisive battle after which Isabela flees to Paris and is formally deposed
Fighting at Malaga - 2Fighting at Malaga between royalists and republicans
Revolution in Spain 1867REVOLUTION: fight at the barricade in the Quarter de Los Vinas, Cadiz. Fierce fighting between republicans and royalist forces
Anti-Jesuit ProtestTo Frances republicans, the Jesuits were seen as a fearsome menace, intent on taking over public education and brainwashing children with papal perversions
Republicans PlottingTonight, at the Porte Saint- Martin ! I ll be there ! two Paris Republicans plan to take part in a street demo
Republicans GrieveRepublicans grieve for the 1830 revolution, which they hoped would bring them a republic, not the monarchy of Louis-Philippe