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Testimony in the great Beecher-Tilton scandal case illustrat

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Testimony in the great Beecher-Tilton scandal case illustrat

Testimony in the great Beecher-Tilton scandal case illustrated. Illustrations of the Henry Ward Beecher-Theodore Tilton scandal, including Tilton and Victoria Woodhull swimming at Long Branch, Mrs. Moulton kissing Beecher, Beecher drinking, and a young woman sitting on Beechers lap. Date c1875

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This print titled "Testimony in the Great Beecher-Tilton Scandal Case Illustrated" offers a glimpse into one of the most sensational trials of the 19th century. The Beecher-Tilton scandal, named after revered preacher Henry Ward Beecher and his accuser, Theodore Tilton, shook the foundations of American society and challenged the moral fabric of the time. The image depicts various scenes from the dramatic trial, which began in 1872 when Tilton, a former congregant of Beecher's, accused him of seducing his wife, Elizabeth Tilton. The print includes illustrations of key moments in the case, such as Victoria Woodhull, a spiritualist and women's rights advocate, swimming with Tilton at Long Branch, New Jersey; Mrs. Moulton, a witness, passionately kissing Beecher during her testimony; Beecher appearing intoxicated in court; and a young woman sitting on Beecher's lap. The Beecher-Tilton scandal was a watershed moment in American history, as it brought issues of morality, adultery, and women's rights into the public discourse. The trial transcripts were published in newspapers across the country, and the public was captivated by the salacious details and the prominent figures involved. The case ultimately ended with Beecher being cleared of the charges, but the scandal left a lasting impact on his reputation and the broader cultural conversation around sexuality and marital fidelity. This print serves as a fascinating reminder of the complex social and moral issues that defined the late 19th century, and the power of the media to shape public opinion and fuel the public's fascination with scandal and sensationalism.

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