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Death of Major Peirson at St Helier, Jersey

Death of Major Peirson at St Helier, Jersey (British defence against French invasion).
1781

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1780s 1781 Action Channel Conflict Defence Defending Helier Invasion Jersey Major Pierson


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This evocative print captures the poignant moment of the Death of Major Peirson at St Helier, Jersey, during the British defence against the French invasion in 1781. Major Peirson, a brave and respected military leader, was mortally wounded while leading his troops in a valiant attempt to repel the enemy forces. The scene is set against the backdrop of the rugged Jersey coastline and the turmoil of the English Channel, with the Union Jack fluttering defiantly in the wind. The print depicts Major Peirson lying on the ground, surrounded by his loyal soldiers who are in various stages of shock and grief. One soldier cradles his fallen commander's head, while another holds his hand, their faces etched with sorrow and disbelief. In the foreground, a standard-bearer struggles to keep the flag aloft amidst the chaos of battle. The 1780s were a tumultuous time in European history, with the American Revolutionary War and the French Revolutionary Wars shaping the political and military landscape. The conflict between Britain and France for control of the Channel Islands was a significant part of this larger conflict, and the defence of Jersey against the French invasion was a crucial moment in British military history. This powerful image serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers in the line of duty and the enduring spirit of the British military in the face of adversity. The print is a testament to the bravery and resilience of Major Peirson and his men, and a reminder of the importance of defending one's homeland and values.

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