The Rt. Hon. John Bright, M. P. : cartoons from the collection of "Mr. Punch" (1898)
London : Punch Office · leaf 16
A BRIGHT IDEA. THE PEACE RECRUITING SERGEANT TRYING TO ENLIST THE DUKE. 5£ff= Mr. Brights peace principles were embodied in the plan proposed this year to settle all international differences by arl itration. The scheme was not viewed with much favour.—1849.No. 2. CARTOON. FEBRUARY 21, 1852. … NOT QUITE SUCH A FINE CHILD AS THE LAST! CtC?3 Lord John Russells second Eeform Bill was coldly received by Mr. Bright and other ardent reformers.The Ministry fell shortly after its introduction, and the measure was never discussed.—1852.No. 3. CARTOON. NOVEMBER 13, 1832.
Bright, John, 1811-1889 · Caricatures and cartoons
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