Colonial Voices: A Call for Freedom

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Three men, dressed in 18th-century clothing including tricorn hats and long coats, stand in a cobblestone street, their backs mostly to the viewer, facing a crowd. The man on the left wears a dark brown coat, the middle man a dark blue coat with a ponytail, and the man on the right a dark coat with a pistol visible. The crowd in the background consists of men and women also dressed in historical attire, some holding lanterns. On the right side of the street, there are wooden barrels and crates with signs that read "LIBERTY OR DEATH" and "NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION." The buildings on both sides of the street are two-story wooden structures with windows, suggesting a colonial town setting at dusk or dawn with a warm, soft light.