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You may know a man by the company he keeps : Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844)

You may know a man by the company he keeps : Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844)


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You may know a man by the company he keeps : Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844)

You may know a man by the company he keeps : Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844) standing behind William Cobbett, Lord Althorp and Edward Smith Stanley, Whigs and supporters of repeal of the Corn Laws and Parliamentary Reform. Cartoon by John Doyle (1797-1868) in his Political Sketches, 1833. Lithograph

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1833 Behind Cartoon Company Corn Doyle Edward Francis John Laws Lithograph Lord Nineteenth Century Parliamentary Political Politicians Politics Reform Repeal Sketches Smith Stanley Supporters William 1770 1844 Althorp Burdett Cobbett Whigs


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In this lithograph from the nineteenth century, we are transported back to a pivotal moment in British politics. The print titled "You may know a man by the company he keeps" showcases Sir Francis Burdett, a prominent figure of his time, standing behind three influential politicians: William Cobbett, Lord Althorp, and Edward Smith Stanley. The artist John Doyle skillfully captures the essence of these Whigs and their shared beliefs in repealing the Corn Laws and advocating for parliamentary reform. Through his intricate cartooning style, Doyle brings life to this political scene that took place in 1833. Burdett's presence behind these men speaks volumes about his own political stance and affiliations. As the saying goes, "you may know a man by the company he keeps" suggesting that Burdett aligns himself with like-minded individuals who share his vision for change within Britain's political landscape. This lithograph not only serves as a historical artifact but also provides insight into the complex world of nineteenth-century British politics. It reminds us of how alliances were formed and ideas were championed during this transformative era. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of artistry by John Doyle, we are reminded that even in centuries past, politics played an integral role in shaping societies. The image invites us to ponder on how our current understanding of leadership is influenced by those around us - just as it did for Sir Francis Burdett all those years ago.

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