![[Disraeli & Gladstone] Look Here, upon this picture, and on this, Hamlet. Patriotism. Jealousy.](jpegs/20672.jpg)
[Disraeli & Gladstone] Look Here, upon this picture, and on this, Hamlet. Patriotism. Jealousy. "My purpose I will tell you fairly, has been, to the best of my power, day and night, week by week, month by month, to counterwork as well as I could the purpose of Lord Beaconsfield and God helping me I will continue to do so." See Mr. Gladstone's speech at Oxford, in The Times Jan.y 31. 1878. Result to England. Treason, Dynamite, Bloodshed, Surrender of British Interests, Increased Taxes, National Humiliation.
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Published by Thomas Walters, Bognor.
Lithograph. TW: monogram stamp. 355 x 529mm. 14 x 20¾". Some tearing and nicks.
Cartoon illustrating the rivalry between Disraeli and Gladstone. The election of 1 April 1880 saw the conservative party under Benjamin Disraeli fall to the Liberals, under William Gladstone. They hated each other, a fact noticeable to all, including Queen Victoria. Gladstone stayed from 1880 until 1885 when he resigned and declined the Queen's offer of an Earldom. His 5 years saw an increase in war and bloodshed including the fall of General Gordon in Khartoum in 1885.
[Ref: 20672] £130.00
Published by Thomas Walters, Bognor.
Lithograph. TW: monogram stamp. 355 x 529mm. 14 x 20¾". Some tearing and nicks.
Cartoon illustrating the rivalry between Disraeli and Gladstone. The election of 1 April 1880 saw the conservative party under Benjamin Disraeli fall to the Liberals, under William Gladstone. They hated each other, a fact noticeable to all, including Queen Victoria. Gladstone stayed from 1880 until 1885 when he resigned and declined the Queen's offer of an Earldom. His 5 years saw an increase in war and bloodshed including the fall of General Gordon in Khartoum in 1885.
[Ref: 20672] £130.00