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Cartoon, Theres Always Something

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Cartoon, Theres Always Something

Cartoon, Theres Always Something. Having recognised Napoleon IIIs government without cabinet authority, foreign secretary Palmerston is sacked by PM Lord John Russell. Date: December 1851

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1850s 1851 1852 Authority Cabinet Foreign Iiis Napoleon Palmerston Recognised Russell Sacked Secretary December


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This political cartoon, titled "Cartoon, There's Always Something," depicts a pivotal moment in British history during the 1850s. The scene unfolds in December 1851, when the foreign secretary, Lord Palmerston, was dismissed by Prime Minister Lord John Russell due to his recognition of Napoleon III's French government without proper cabinet authority. The cartoon illustrates the drama of the situation with vivid detail. Palmerston, shown in the foreground, is seen being unceremoniously shown the door by a stern-looking Russell, who stands with a cane in hand. In the background, a chaotic scene unfolds as other cabinet members react to the news, some with shock, others with amusement. The recognition of Napoleon III's government without cabinet approval was a significant breach of protocol, and Palmerston's actions were widely criticized. This event marked the end of Palmerston's tenure as foreign secretary and highlighted the tensions between the prime minister and his cabinet during this period. The cartoon provides a fascinating glimpse into the political climate of Victorian Britain and offers a unique perspective on the personalities and events of the time. With its intricate detail and clever use of satire, it is a testament to the power of political cartoons as a means of recording and interpreting history.

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