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The Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart at the time of the conquest of Algiers in April 1830 " If you want a diplomatic answer

The Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart at the time of the conquest of Algiers in April 1830 ' If you want a diplomatic answer


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The Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart at the time of the conquest of Algiers in April 1830 " If you want a diplomatic answer

ELD4927576 The Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart at the time of the conquest of Algiers in April 1830 " If you want a diplomatic answer, address to the president of the council, if you want mine here it is: we make fun of answering you" (French minister Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez annswering to the British Ambassador, Sir Charles Stuart who tried to intimidate him " If you require a diplomatic answer, the President of the Council will oblige - As for me, with all due respect to official language, I am telling you that we do not give a f*** about you! " at the times of expedition to algiers, 1830) Chromolithography late 19th century Private collection; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart at the time of the conquest of Algiers in April 1830 " If you want a diplomatic answer, address to the president of the council, if you want mine here it is: we make fun of answering you" (French minister Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez annswering to the British Ambassador, Sir Charles Stuart who tried to intimidate him " If you require a diplomatic answer, the President of the Council will oblige - As for me, with all due respect to official language, I am telling you that we do not give a f*** about you! " at the times of expedition to algiers, 1830) Chromolithography late 19th century Private collection); Photo © The Holbarn Archive

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© Photo © The Holbarn Archive / Bridgeman Images

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This striking chromolithograph captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting the Minister of Marine Charles Lemercier de Longpre, Baron d'Haussez boldly declaring to the Ambassador of England Charles Stuart during the conquest of Algiers in April 1830. The tension between these two powerful figures is palpable as Lemercier dismisses Stuart's attempts at intimidation with a defiant response: ""If you want a diplomatic answer, address to the president of the council, if you want mine here it is: we make fun of answering you."" This exchange perfectly encapsulates the political climate and power dynamics of the time. The late 19th-century print beautifully showcases this historical event with intricate detail and vibrant colors. The facial expressions and body language of both men convey their conflicting personalities and agendas. Lemercier's boldness and disregard for formalities are juxtaposed against Stuart's stern demeanor, creating a visually captivating scene that draws viewers in. This artwork serves as a reminder of the complexities and nuances involved in international relations, highlighting how communication styles can vary drastically between different cultures and individuals. It also underscores the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs and principles, even when faced with opposition from formidable adversaries. Overall, this print is not just a visual masterpiece but also a thought-provoking reflection on diplomacy and power struggles throughout history.

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