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Lord Palmerston addressing the House of Commons, 1864

Lord Palmerston addressing the House of Commons, 1864


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Lord Palmerston addressing the House of Commons, 1864

Engraving showing Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston (1784-1865), delivering the ministerial statement on Dano-German relations to the House of Commons, June 1864. The despatch box and mace can be clearly seen in front of him

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1784 1864 1865 Addressing Commons Delivering Despatch Mace Ministerial Palmerston Relations Statement Viscount


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This engraving captures a pivotal moment in British political history, as Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston (1784-1865), delivers a ministerial statement on Dano-German relations to the House of Commons in June 1864. Palmerston, a prominent figure in 19th century British politics, served as Prime Minister on three separate occasions and was known for his diplomatic skills and strong stance on foreign policy. In the image, Palmerston stands confidently at the dispatch box, surrounded by the solemnity of the House of Commons. The mace, a symbol of the authority of the House, can be seen in the foreground. The despatch box in front of Palmerston holds the important documents related to the Dano-German conflict, which had been brewing since the previous year. The Dano-German War of 1864 was a significant event in European history, as it marked the end of the Danish monarchy and the unification of Germany under Prussia. Palmerston's statement to the House of Commons was a crucial step in the diplomatic process leading up to the war. His words would have carried great weight, as the British government was closely monitoring the situation and considering its own response. This historical engraving offers a glimpse into the political landscape of the time, providing valuable insight into the role of the House of Commons in shaping international relations and the importance of diplomacy in maintaining peace and order in Europe. The image is a testament to the power of oratory and the ability of a skilled politician to influence the course of history.

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