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Sick of the property tax or ministerial influnza': Prince Regent (later George IV) gouty and on crutches labelled 'More Money', and 'Increase in Income, and holding documents naming his extravagant expenses

Sick of the property tax or ministerial influnza': Prince Regent (later George IV) gouty and on crutches labelled 'More Money', and 'Increase in Income, and holding documents naming his extravagant expenses


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Sick of the property tax or ministerial influnza': Prince Regent (later George IV) gouty and on crutches labelled 'More Money', and 'Increase in Income, and holding documents naming his extravagant expenses

527969 Sick of the property tax or ministerial influnza': Prince Regent (later George IV) gouty and on crutches labelled 'More Money', and 'Increase in Income, and holding documents naming his extravagant expenses, hobbles towards his ministers who are vomiting new taxes into a sack labelled Budget. Cartoon 1816. ; Universal History Archive/UIG

Media ID 38454316

© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images

1816 Budget Crutches Documents Expenses Extravagant George Hanoverian Income Increase Labelled Ministers Naming Property Regent Sack Sick Taxes Vomiting


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This satirical cartoon from 1816 titled "Sick of the property tax or ministerial influenza" depicts Prince Regent (later George IV) suffering from gout and using crutches labeled 'More Money' and 'Increase in Income'. He is shown holding documents revealing his extravagant expenses as he hobbles towards his ministers who are vomiting new taxes into a sack labeled Budget. The cartoon serves as scathing satire on the government's financial policies during the nineteenth century in Britain. The artist cleverly portrays the monarchy's struggle with finances, highlighting the burden of taxes on both the royal family and ordinary citizens. The image captures the frustration felt by many Britons at the time towards excessive taxation and wasteful spending by government officials. Through this cartoon, viewers are invited to reflect on issues of wealth distribution, governmental accountability, and economic inequality that continue to be relevant today. It serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency in financial matters and responsible governance. Overall, this historical print offers a humorous yet critical commentary on political realities of its time, shedding light on enduring themes that resonate with contemporary audiences.

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