Minister Collection (page 92)

French C17 Warship
A first-class French warship, commissioned for Louis XIV by his minister Colbert

George Grenville
GEORGE GRENVILLE British statesman and Prime Minister (1763-65)

Henry Pelham
HENRY PELHAM British Statesman and Prime Minister (1743-54)

Thomas Pelham-Holles
THOMAS PELHAM-HOLLES 1ST DUKE OF NEWCASTLE British statesman and Whig Prime Minister (1757-62)

3rd Earl of Bute
JOHN STUART, 3RD EARL OF BUTE British statesman and Tory Prime Minister (1762-63)

14th Earl of Derby / Mote
EDWARD STANLEY 14TH EARL OF DERBY British Statesman and Prime Minister three times: Tory (1852, 1858-59 & 1866-68)

Events / Spain
The unpopular minister Godoy is arrested by Fernando VII, and sent into exile in France

Sir Anthony Eden / Photo
British Statesman, SIR ANTHONY EDEN (1897-1977), in uniform

Melbourne (Lawrence)
WILLIAM LAMB, second viscount MELBOURNE Prime minister and political adviser to queen Victoria

Hayman and Walpole
FRANCIS HAYMAN Robert Walpole, First Earl of Orford and Prime Minister, sits for his portrait in Haymans studio

Queen Victoria is offered a new crown
New crowns for old ones! Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli offers Queen Victoria the imperial crown of India, in a spoof cartoon on an Arabian Nights tale (Aladdins new lamps for old)

Sir Robert Peel, the Younger, British statesman
Sir Robert Peel, the Younger (2nd Baronet), British Conservative statesman and Prime Minister

George MacDonald, Scottish writer and minister
A cartoon depiction of George MacDonald, Scottish author, poet and Christian minister. His books for children were very popular

Palmerston / John Partridg
Henry John Temple Palmerston. 3rd Viscount. Statesman

Disraeli / Millais
Benjamin Disraeli, earl of Beaconsfield statesman, writer

Open air baptism in the western USA
In the western USA, Baptists baptise their converts at sub-zero temperatures in the open air, trusting to their faith to keep them warm

Gladstones illness, Downing Street, 1880
The scene at 10 Downing Street, Central London, as anxious enquirers wait for news of the condition of Prime Minister William Gladstone, recovering from a lung infection

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"Ministers: Champions of Leadership and Legacy" From the courageous RAF pilots praised by Churchill to the visionary Aneurin Bevan, ministers have shaped history with their unwavering dedication. Winston Churchill's iconic V for Victory sign symbolized his indomitable spirit during times of war, inspiring a nation to persevere. Margaret Thatcher, a trailblazer in her own right, left an indelible mark on British politics as the first female Prime Minister. In this captivating photo of Spurgeon, we witness a minister who used his powerful words to uplift and inspire countless souls. Sir Robert Peel's portrait from 1846 reminds us of his influential role in shaping modern policing. During World War II, Churchills famous words echoed through every corner of Britain on wartime posters - reminding citizens that victory was within reach. The Sidney Street Siege captured Winston Churchill at a pivotal moment when he demonstrated fearless leadership in East London. Jonathan Edwards' spiritual teachings continue to resonate today, reminding us that they are not only leaders but also guides for our souls. Even Churchill himself experienced capture during the Boer War - a testament to his unwavering commitment to serving his country. Lastly, Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex's portrait painted by Holbein serves as a reminder that ministers throughout history have held positions of power and influence beyond just religious realms. These glimpses into the lives and legacies of remarkable individuals remind us why ministers hold such significance in society. Their contributions shape nations and leave lasting imprints on our collective memory – forever remembered as champions of leadership and legacy.