Image of a portrait of Thomas Wilson Dorr, disputed Governor of Rhode Island and convicted leader of the state's "Dorr Rebellion" of 1841-1842; Dorr is seated in the Governor's chair and holds the Constitution of Rhode Island in one hand. Date supplied by cataloger based on item text. "Lith & Pubd. by J. Baillie 118 Nassau St. N.Y. Sowle & Shaw New Bedford & 52 Cornhill Boston, Mass."--text, bottom margin. ""The process of this court does not reach the man within. The Court cannot shake the constrictions of the mind, nor the fixed purpose which is sustained by integrity of heart. From this sentence of the Court I appeal to the People of our State and of our Country. They shall decide be-tween us." Extt. from Dorr's Speech, Newport R.I. June 25th 1844."--text, bottom center margin.
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image
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1 lithograph : hand colored ; overall 46.36 x 34.29 cm (18 1/4 x 13 1/2 in.)
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