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The Live Shell: Salisburys (right) administration resigned in January to be followed
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The Live Shell: Salisburys (right) administration resigned in January to be followed
527704 The Live Shell: Salisburys (right) administration resigned in January to be followed in February by the third Gladstone (left) administration. Neither politician relished dealing with the problems of Ireland. John Tenniel cartoon from Punch, London, 30 January 1886. by Tenniel, John (1820-1914); Universal History Archive/UIG; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22941346
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1886 Administration Dealing February Gladstone January John Left Live Problems Punch Resigned Salisbury Shell Tenniel
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"The Live Shell: Salisburys (right) administration resigned in January to be followed in February by the third Gladstone (left) administration. Neither politician relished dealing with the problems of Ireland. John Tenniel cartoon from Punch, London, 30 January 1886". This print captures a significant moment in British political history during the late nineteenth century. Depicting a powerful and thought-provoking political cartoon by John Tenniel, it showcases two prominent statesmen of that era - Salisbury and Gladstone. The image symbolizes the turbulent times faced by these politicians as they grappled with the complex issues surrounding Ireland. Both Salisbury's resignation and Gladstone's subsequent rise to power are depicted here, highlighting their shared burden of addressing Ireland's challenges. Tenniel's artistic prowess shines through this satirical piece published in Punch magazine on January 30th, 1886. His skillful use of caricature brings out the distinct personalities of both men while conveying their reluctance towards tackling Ireland's problems. Intriguingly, despite their differing ideologies and approaches to governance, neither Salisbury nor Gladstone appeared eager to confront this particular issue head-on. This aspect adds depth to our understanding of their leadership styles and sheds light on the complexities inherent within British politics during this period. As we delve into this historical snapshot captured by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, we gain insight into not only the intricate dynamics between these influential figures but also broader themes such as
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