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The Great Non-Party Banquet at Birmingham to wish Mr Chamberlain "Godspeed"on his Tour, the Colonial Secretary addressing the Gathering in the Town Hall, 17 November (litho)
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The Great Non-Party Banquet at Birmingham to wish Mr Chamberlain "Godspeed"on his Tour, the Colonial Secretary addressing the Gathering in the Town Hall, 17 November (litho)
1601438 The Great Non-Party Banquet at Birmingham to wish Mr Chamberlain " Godspeed" on his Tour, the Colonial Secretary addressing the Gathering in the Town Hall, 17 November (litho) by Begg, Samuel (fl.1886-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Great Non-Party Banquet at Birmingham to wish Mr Chamberlain " Godspeed" on his Tour, the Colonial Secretary addressing the Gathering in the Town Hall, 17 November. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 22 November 1902.
s Begg); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 25164416
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Addressing Birmingham Colonial Secretary Gathering Joseph Chamberlain Mr Chamberlain Tour Town Hall 17 November
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The print captures a momentous occasion in Birmingham, where politicians and citizens gathered to bid farewell to Mr. Chamberlain on his tour. Known as "The Great Non-Party Banquet" this event was a testament to the respect and admiration that the Colonial Secretary commanded. In the image, we see Mr. Chamberlain addressing the gathering from the grand stage of the Town Hall. His charismatic presence is evident as he passionately speaks about his upcoming journey and expresses gratitude for their well wishes. Surrounded by fellow politicians and influential figures, Mr. Chamberlain stands tall, exuding confidence and determination. The atmosphere is electric with excitement and anticipation for what lies ahead for this esteemed statesman. This litho print by Samuel Begg beautifully captures not only the physical likeness of Mr. Chamberlain but also the spirit of unity that permeated through this non-partisan event. It serves as a reminder of how politics can bring people together despite their differences, all united under a common cause - wishing one man success on his important mission. This historic moment showcased Birmingham's deep appreciation for its beloved leader while highlighting Joseph Chamberlain's significant role in shaping colonial policies during that era. As an engraving published in The Illustrated London News, it immortalizes an extraordinary evening filled with goodwill and hope for a prosperous future both at home and abroad.
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