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Mills Logic: or, Franchise for Females: John Stuart Mill asking an indignant John
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Mills Logic: or, Franchise for Females: John Stuart Mill asking an indignant John
527714 Mills Logic: or, Franchise for Females: John Stuart Mill asking an indignant John Bull to make way for women to cast their vote. The figure foreground second from left is Lydia Ernestine Becker an advocate of female suffrage. John Tenniel cartoon from Punch, London, 30 March 1867. by Tenniel, John (1820-1914); Universal History Archive/UIG; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23163200
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1867 Advocate Bull Cast Females Foreground Franchise John Left Logic Lydia Make March Mill Punch Stuart Suffrage Tenniel Vote Becker Ernestine Indignant
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In this print titled "Mills Logic: or, Franchise for Females" we are transported back to the 19th century and witness a powerful political moment. The renowned philosopher John Stuart Mill stands tall, his determined gaze fixed on an indignant John Bull, urging him to pave the way for women's suffrage. This thought-provoking cartoon by John Tenniel was published in Punch magazine on March 30,1867. Amidst the crowd of figures, one catches our attention - Lydia Ernestine Becker. A fervent advocate for female suffrage, she stands prominently in the foreground as a symbol of strength and resilience. Her presence serves as a reminder that women have long fought for their right to vote. This image encapsulates not only the struggle faced by women during that era but also highlights the power dynamics within society and politics at large. It is a visual representation of how progressive thinkers like Mill challenged traditional norms and advocated for equality. As we reflect upon this historical snapshot, it becomes evident that progress often requires individuals like Mill who dare to question societal conventions and demand change. Through this artwork, we are reminded of the importance of inclusivity in government and how every voice should be heard regardless of gender. This print from Fine Art Finder captures a pivotal moment in history when philosophers clashed with tradition and paved the way towards greater rights for all citizens – especially women seeking their rightful place within democracy.
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