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Chapter 51: No. 49. “The Political Atlas.”
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A curated selection of satirical cartoons re-rendered and presented with a brief introduction and concise annotations by the artist. The plates use caricature, visual puns, and topical pastiche to critique parliamentary scandals, civic disputes, public commissions, and notable public figures, shifting between single-panel gags and recurring motifs. Explanatory notes accompany each image to clarify local allusions and the cartoonist’s intent, so the sequence functions both as humorous commentary on contemporary public life and as an organized record of editorial opinion.

No. 49.
The Political Atlas.

Hon. J. R. Cartwright, Finance Minister, became the object of incessant newspaper attack. Sir Francis Hincks, who boasted a great reputation as a financier, wrote a profound essay in The Mail to prove Cartwright’s incapacity.

May 9th, 1874.

No. 49.

THE POLITICAL ATLAS.
WHO WOULDN’T BE FINANCE MINISTER?