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BENJAMIN DISRAELI Dizzy as Manager of the Civil Service Stores, asking a bemused Mrs Britannia what he can do for her today Date: 11 March 1876

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1876 Bemused Benjamin Boxes Britannia Caricatures Choices Counter Disraeli Dizzy Manager Stores Today


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This intriguing and humorous cartoon, published on March 11, 1876, captures a moment in history when Benjamin Disraeli, the renowned British Prime Minister, donned the manager's apron and assumed the role of "Dizzy Disraeli," the Manager of the Civil Service Stores. In this playful scene, Disraeli is depicted standing behind the counter of a shop, with a puzzled expression as he asks a bemused Mrs. Britannia, personifying the British nation, "What can I do for you today?" The Civil Service Stores were an essential part of the British government, providing supplies and provisions to various departments. Disraeli's appointment as manager was a temporary one, intended to help reduce the growing costs of the civil service. The cartoonist's clever use of imagery and humor captures the public's fascination with this unusual role reversal. Disraeli, known for his sharp intellect and political acumen, is shown looking somewhat bewildered as he faces the numerous boxes and choices before him. Mrs. Britannia, with a knowing smile, seems to be enjoying the situation, adding an element of intrigue to the scene. This cartoon is a testament to the rich history of political satire and caricature in 19th-century Britain. It offers a unique perspective on Disraeli's tenure as Prime Minister and the public's perception of his leadership. The image also highlights the importance of the Civil Service in the functioning of the British government and the role of humor in engaging the public in political discourse.

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