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Cartoon, Very Kind of Him! (John Bright)
Cartoon, Very Kind of Him! The radical Liberal MP John Bright reassures a member of the House of Lords: Don t be alarmed - I won t hurt you. I shan t abolish you just now! A satirical reference to a speech that Bright had just given in Manchester. Date: 1866
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1866 Afraid Bright Coronet Fear Frightened Liberal Parliament Parliamentary Power Reform Satire Satirical Westminster
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Very Kind of Him!
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: A Satirical Glance into Victorian Politics through John Bright's Speech and Cartoon (1866) This political cartoon, titled "Very Kind of Him!", published in 1866, offers a humorous yet insightful commentary on the power dynamics and tensions within the British government during the Victorian era. The image depicts the radical Liberal MP, John Bright, reassuring a member of the House of Lords with a comforting gesture, saying, "Don't be alarmed - I won't hurt you. I shan't abolish you just now!" This dialogue is a satirical reference to a speech Bright had recently given in Manchester, where he advocated for parliamentary reform and the reduction of the power of the House of Lords. The cartoon's visual elements effectively convey the political climate of the time. The old, stern-looking member of the House of Lords, adorned with a crown and coronet, appears frightened and afraid, clutching a document labeled "Constitution." Bright, on the other hand, is portrayed as a benevolent figure, extending a hand in a calming manner. The backdrop of Westminster's parliamentary structure adds to the sense of political significance and power. The satirical nature of the cartoon serves to highlight the ongoing debates and tensions surrounding parliamentary reform and the balance of power between the House of Commons and the House of Lords. This image is an essential piece of historical documentation, providing a unique perspective on the political landscape of the 1860s and the role of satire in shaping public opinion.
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