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Horatio Bottomley, journalist, newspaper proprietor, populist politician seen here
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Horatio Bottomley, journalist, newspaper proprietor, populist politician seen here
Horatio Bottomley, journalist, newspaper proprietor, populist politician seen here speaking at a recruitment rally on the steps of the Royal Exchange in the city of London 24th September 1915
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Bowler Hats Large Group Of People Crowd Recruitment Royal Navy Sailors World War One 1910s War And Conflict
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Horatio Bottomley, a prominent figure in the 1910s, captivates a large crowd with his powerful words at a recruitment rally on the steps of the Royal Exchange in London. This print from Memory Lane Prints takes us back to September 24th, 1915, during World War One. Dressed impeccably in his bowler hat and surrounded by soldiers and sailors donning their military uniforms, Bottomley exudes charisma as he addresses the masses. As a journalist, newspaper proprietor, and populist politician, he was known for his persuasive oratory skills that rallied support for various causes. The atmosphere is electric as people gather around to listen attentively to Bottomley's impassioned speech. The home front comes alive with patriotic fervor as men eagerly sign up for army service or join the royal navy – all inspired by this influential speaker. In this snapshot of history captured by Staff at Memory Lane Prints, we witness not only the power of politics but also the impact of war on society. Straw boater hats dotting the crowd serve as reminders that despite being caught up in conflict; life goes on amidst adversity. This print transports us back to an era where political rallies played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and encouraging citizens' participation. It serves as both a testament to Horatio Bottomley's influence and an enduring reminder of World War One's impact on everyday lives.
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