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Three Great Pillars of Government; or, A Walk from White Conduit House to St Stephen s, caricature of reformist politicians Sir Francis Burdett, Joseph Hume and Daniel O Connell, 1834 (engraving)
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Three Great Pillars of Government; or, A Walk from White Conduit House to St Stephen s, caricature of reformist politicians Sir Francis Burdett, Joseph Hume and Daniel O Connell, 1834 (engraving)
7148291 Three Great Pillars of Government; or, A Walk from White Conduit House to St Stephen s, caricature of reformist politicians Sir Francis Burdett, Joseph Hume and Daniel O Connell, 1834 (engraving) by Doyle, John (H.B.) (1797-1868) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Three Great Pillars of Government; or, A Walk from White Conduit House to St Stephen s, caricature of reformist politicians Sir Francis Burdett, Joseph Hume and Daniel O Connell, 1834. Illustration from A History of Parliamentary Elections and Electioneering from the Stuarts to Queen Victoria, by Joseph Grego (Chatto & Windus, London, 1892).); © Look and Learn
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Three Great Pillars of Government; or, A Walk from White Conduit House to St Stephen's
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is a satirical engraving that captures the essence of political reform in 19th century Britain. Created by John Doyle (H. B. ) and based on a caricature by Joseph Grego, this artwork depicts three prominent reformist politicians: Sir Francis Burdett, Joseph Hume, and Daniel O'Connell. The image showcases these influential figures taking a leisurely stroll from White Conduit House to St Stephen's, symbolizing their journey towards parliamentary change. With exaggerated features and comical expressions, the caricatures highlight the personalities and ideologies of each politician. Burdett, known for his radical views on democracy and freedom of speech, stands tall with an air of confidence. Hume appears more reserved but determined as he champions fiscal responsibility and government transparency. O'Connell exudes charisma and passion for Irish nationalism as he fights for Catholic emancipation. This engraving not only reflects the political climate of its time but also serves as a reminder of the power dynamics within British politics during the early 19th century. It encapsulates both humor and critique through its clever portrayal of these influential individuals. As we observe this historic artwork today, it offers us insight into the struggles faced by reformists in their pursuit of social change. It reminds us that even amidst satire and caricature lies an underlying message about progressiveness in governance – a timeless theme that continues to shape our understanding of politics today.
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