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BENJAMIN DISRAELI Lord Derby advises Dizzy to bat carefully against the Liberal opposition (Gladstone, Russell and Bright are waiting to bowl) Date: 7 July 1866

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1866 Advises Benjamin Bowl Bright Carefully Caricatures Cricket Derby Disraeli Dizzy Gladstone Innings Liberal Liberals Opposition Russell Tent Waiting


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This intriguing print from 1866 captures a unique moment in British political history, blending the worlds of cricket and parliamentary politics. The image features Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, the Earl of Derby, offering advice to the batsman "Dizzy" as he prepares to face the Liberal opposition during a cricket match. The opposition team, composed of Gladstone, Russell, and Bright, is shown eagerly waiting their turn to bowl. The cartoon, a clever commentary on the political climate of the time, highlights the intense rivalry between the Conservative and Liberal parties. Disraeli's use of cricket as a metaphor for political combat was not uncommon during this period, with matches often serving as high-profile events where political alliances were formed and tensions ran high. The setting of the print, with a grand tent in the background, adds to the festive atmosphere of the scene. The historical significance of this image lies in its representation of the personal and political dynamics of the time, as well as the enduring connection between cricket and British culture. The print, titled "Lord Derby advises Dizzy to bat carefully against the Liberal opposition," is a testament to the rich and often humorous ways in which historical events were depicted in the popular press. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, providing a window into the political landscape of 19th century Britain and the role of sports in shaping the national discourse.

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