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Fagins Political School: Reform of Parliament - extension of the franchise
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Fagins Political School: Reform of Parliament - extension of the franchise
527696 Fagins Political School: Reform of Parliament - extension of the franchise. Disraeli carried the Reform Bill through the Commons in 1867, claiming credit for acceptance of the legislation. Here he is shown picking it from the pocket of Lord John Russell. John Tenniel cartoon from Punch, London, 9 November 1867. by Tenniel, John (1820-1914); Universal History Archive/UIG; English, out of copyright
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1867 Acceptance Bill Carried Claiming Commons Disraeli Extension Fagin Franchise John Legislation Lord November Parliament Picking Pocket Punch Reform Russell Shown Suffrage Tenniel Vote
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Fagin's Political School - Reform of Parliament - Extension of the Franchise
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. In this 19th-century cartoon print by John Tenniel, we witness a pivotal moment in British political history. The image portrays Benjamin Disraeli, the renowned statesman and politician, as he triumphantly retrieves the Reform Bill from Lord John Russell's pocket. Published in Punch magazine on November 9,1867, this artwork captures the essence of England's evolving political landscape. Disraeli played a crucial role in carrying the Reform Bill through the Commons that year. With his shrewd tactics and persuasive abilities, he claimed credit for securing acceptance of this significant legislation aimed at extending suffrage to a wider population. As depicted here, Disraeli is shown deftly picking up the bill from Russell's pocket – symbolizing his ability to seize opportunities and shape government policies. This cartoon serves as both a satirical commentary on politics and an acknowledgment of Disraeli's influence during this era. It reflects Britain's ongoing struggle for democratic representation and highlights how politicians maneuvered to expand voting rights. Tenniel’s artistic prowess shines through in his intricate details and clever symbolism throughout the illustration. This historical piece provides us with valuable insights into Victorian-era politics while showcasing Tenniel’s talent as one of Punch magazine’s most celebrated illustrators. As we gaze upon this remarkable print today, it reminds us not only of past battles fought but also inspires contemplation about our own modern-day political landscapes where
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