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Cartoon, A Real Conservative Revival (Disraeli)

Cartoon, A Real Conservative Revival -- a satirical comment on the small number of parliamentary measures passed by the new Conservative government, compared with the previous Liberal administration. Disraeli assumes a poker face as Mr Punch as waiter lifts the lid on a plate of three very small fish, representing Public Houses, Endowed Schools and Factories. Date: 1874

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1874 Analogy Benjamin Comment Conservative Criticism Disraeli Election Electoral Legislation Majority Metaphor Minister Parliamentary Prime Satirical Success Tory Victory


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A Real Conservative Revival - Disraeli's Satirical Smile (1874)

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This intriguing political cartoon, titled "A Real Conservative Revival," offers a humorous commentary on the small number of parliamentary measures passed by the newly elected Conservative government under the leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, compared to the previous Liberal administration. The image, published in 1874, captures the essence of the 1870s Victorian era and the political climate of the time. Disraeli, depicted as Mr. Punch, assumes a poker face as he stands behind a table, dressed in his formal attire as a Conservative MP. The waiter, a symbol of the public, lifts the lid of a plate revealing three very small fish, representing Public Houses, Endowed Schools, and Factories. This analogy highlights the criticism that the Conservative government had not achieved much legislatively in comparison to the Liberals. The cartoon's satirical commentary on the Conservative Party's electoral success and the size of their parliamentary majority victory in the election is a common theme in Victorian political cartoons. The use of the popular character Mr. Punch, known for his mischievous and satirical nature, adds an extra layer of humor and critique. The metaphorical representation of the small fish as the government's legislative achievements underscores the public's expectations for significant change and progress. The cartoon's clever use of analogy and humor serves as a reflection of the political climate and the public's perception of the Conservative Party during this period. Overall, "A Real Conservative Revival" is a fascinating glimpse into the political satire of the Victorian era, offering a unique perspective on the role of humor and commentary in shaping public opinion and engaging with the complexities of the political landscape.

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