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Cartoon, A Dip in the Free Trade Sea
Cartoon, A Dip in the Free Trade Sea -- satirical comment on the Conservative governments announcement that they did not intend to return to the policy of Protectionism. Lord Derby is already in the Free Trade water, and finding it pleasant, but Benjamin Disraeli is looking out dubiously from a bathing hut. Richard Cobden tries to entice him in, and Mrs Punch reassures him that he will find it bracing.
1852
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Media ID 23275830
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1850s 1852 Announcement Bathing Benjamin Brave Chancellor Cobden Cold Comment Conservative Coronet Depiction Derby Disraeli Entice Exchequer Free Minister Parliament Parliamentary Policy Protectionism Punch Satire Satirical Swim Symbolic Tory
10"x8" Photo Print
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 17.8cm x 25.4cm (7" x 10")
Estimated Product Size is 20.3cm x 25.4cm (8" x 10")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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A Dip in the Free Trade Sea
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is a satirical cartoon published in 1852, capturing the political climate of Britain during the 1850s and the debate surrounding free trade and protectionism. The image depicts a group of prominent politicians wading into the Free Trade Sea, with Lord Derby, the Conservative Party leader, already enjoying a swim. Benjamin Disraeli, a Conservative MP and future Prime Minister, hesitates at the water's edge, looking out dubiously from a bathing hut. Richard Cobden, a leading advocate for free trade and the Liberal Party, is seen trying to entice Disraeli into the water. Cobden, wearing a top hat and holding a towel, extends a hand to Disraeli, encouraging him to join the other politicians in the refreshing waters. Mrs. Punch, a symbol of the common people, stands nearby, reassuring Disraeli that he will find the experience bracing. The Conservative government, under Lord Derby's leadership, had recently announced their intention to abandon the protectionist policies that had been in place for decades. The cartoon captures the political tension surrounding this announcement, with Disraeli representing the hesitancy and uncertainty felt by some Conservatives about embracing free trade. The image also highlights the contrasting opinions of the two major political parties and the role of influential figures like Cobden in shaping public opinion. The cartoon's setting, with its sunny seaside backdrop and the politicians in summer attire, adds to the lighthearted and humorous tone, making the political commentary more accessible and engaging for the Victorian audience. Overall, "A Dip in the Free Trade Sea" is a fascinating glimpse into the political discourse of 19th-century Britain and the role of satire in shaping public opinion.
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