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Disraeli / Headmaster

BENJAMIN DISRAELI Dizzy becomes the New Head Master, alias Prime Minister, on the resignation of Lord Derby on 27 February 1868 Date: 7 March 1868

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1868 Alias Benjamin Broom Caricatures Derby Disraeli Dizzy Headmaster Lords Master Minister Mortar Peers Power Prime Resignation


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This intriguing cartoon from 1868 captures the moment when Benjamin Disraeli, famously depicted as "Dizzy Disraeli," assumed the role of Head Master, or Prime Minister, following the resignation of Lord Derby on February 27, 1868. Disraeli's appointment marked his second tenure as Prime Minister, and the playful image reflects the political turmoil and intrigue of the time. Disraeli is depicted here with a mortar board and broom, symbolizing his new position as the head of the government and his responsibility to keep the political house in order. The caricature also highlights Disraeli's distinctive appearance, with his bushy sideburns and piercing gaze. The caption "New Head Master" is written on a blackboard, while "Alias Prime Minister" is written on a piece of chalk, emphasizing the dual nature of Disraeli's role. The political landscape of the late 19th century was complex, with the balance of power shifting between the House of Commons and the House of Lords, and the influence of the peers and the monarchy. Disraeli's appointment came at a crucial time, as the country was grappling with issues such as Irish home rule, the Reform Act, and the Eastern Question. This cartoon provides a fascinating glimpse into the political climate of the time and the role of satire in shaping public opinion. It also highlights the enduring appeal of Disraeli as a political figure, and his ability to capture the imagination of the public, both in his own time and in the present day.

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