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Chartism Cartoon
NOT SO VERY UNREASONABLE... The Working Man presents his charter to Lord John Russell
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1848 Charter Chartism Chartist Chartists Presents Russell
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This historical print captures a pivotal moment in British history during the height of the Chartism movement in April 1848. The cartoon depicts a working man presenting his charter to Lord John Russell, symbolizing the demands and aspirations of the Chartists for political reform. The scene is filled with tension and anticipation as the working man stands confidently before Lord Russell, who appears somewhat taken aback by the boldness of this gesture.
The image reflects the spirit of defiance and determination that characterized the Chartists, who were advocating for universal suffrage, secret ballots, equal representation, and other reforms to improve conditions for working-class people in Britain. Despite facing opposition from government officials like Lord Russell, the Chartists remained steadfast in their pursuit of social justice and equality.
Through this cartoon, we are transported back to a time when ordinary individuals dared to challenge established power structures and demand their rights as citizens. It serves as a reminder of the importance of grassroots movements in shaping our society and pushing for progress. Mary Evans Picture Library has preserved this piece of history through their collection, allowing us to reflect on past events that continue to resonate today.
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