Le verger du roi Édouard by Jean Veber (1901)

Lithograph showing six hanged men on a gallows beam, with helmeted soldiers at left, and a French caption below.

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A lithographic print by Jean Veber, dated 1901, shows a row of barefoot men hanging from a long wooden gallows beam while uniformed soldiers with rifles and pith helmets stand at the left. The caption beneath quotes an official report attributed to General Kitchener to the War Office, presenting the executions as effective. The title Le verger du roi Édouard, or King Edward's orchard, appears across the top.

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