COLLECTION NAME:
JCB Political Cartoons
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JCB Political Cartoons
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Accession number:
14126-8
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14126-8
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Call number:
DC/P769ra v. 9
call_number
DC/P769ra v. 9
Call number
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Title:
The Great Luminary of the Law.
title
The Great Luminary of the Law.
Title
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Place:
[London]
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[London]
Place
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Date:
[1771. 1 Nov.]
date
[1771. 1 Nov.]
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Image technique:
Etching
image_technique
Etching
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false
Image dimensions:
17 x 11.5 cm. (plate mark, trimmed)
image_dimensions
17 x 11.5 cm. (plate mark, trimmed)
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Narrative description:
"Henry Bathurst was made Lord Chancellor and Baron Apsley on 23 Jan. 1771, and is generally agreed to have been the least efficient Lord Chancellor of the eighteenth century." Images include: Henry Bathurst, 2nd Earl Bathurst, who was known as Lord Apsley from 1771 to 1775.
narrative_description
"Henry Bathurst was made Lord Chancellor and Baron Apsley on 23 Jan. 1771, and is generally agreed to have been the least efficient Lord Chancellor of the eighteenth century." Images include: Henry Bathurst, 2nd Earl Bathurst, who was known as Lord Apsley from 1771 to 1775.
Narrative description
false
References:
BM 4888
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BM 4888
References
false
Notes:
In: The Political Register, vol. IX, no. LVII, (Nov. 1771) opp. p. [233]. Includes poetry. Verse, "England and England's laws lay hid in night," below title. A parody of Pope's epigram on Newton.
notes
In: The Political Register, vol. IX, no. LVII, (Nov. 1771) opp. p. [233]. Includes poetry. Verse, "England and England's laws lay hid in night," below title. A parody of Pope's epigram on Newton.
Notes
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Subject:
British political scene
subject
British political scene
Subject
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Normalized date:
1771
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1771
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