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Letter from John Bright to Colonel Rathbone, 23rd January 1861. Artist: John Bright
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Letter from John Bright to Colonel Rathbone, 23rd January 1861. Artist: John Bright
Letter from John Bright to Colonel Rathbone, 23rd January 1861. Letter written from Rochdale, giving Brights views upon the political capacity of Manchester merchants and cotton-spinners, and upon the need of reform in the system of government in India. From the fifth series of Facsimiles of royal, historical, literary and other autographs in the Department of Manuscripts, British Museum: Series I-V. (London, 1899)
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This print showcases a significant historical artifact - a letter written by the eminent politician John Bright to Colonel Rathbone on January 23rd, 1861. The letter, composed in Rochdale, delves into Bright's profound insights regarding the political capabilities of Manchester merchants and cotton-spinners. It also sheds light on his firm belief in the necessity for reform within India's governmental system during that era. The image itself is a facsimile from the fifth series of autographs housed in the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum. Its vibrant colors and meticulous handwriting bring this piece of correspondence to life, immersing viewers in an authentic representation of nineteenth-century communication. Within this single photograph lies a multitude of themes that shaped history - trade, colonialism, imperialism, and politics. It serves as a visual testament to Britain's expansive empire during this time period and offers glimpses into both domestic affairs and international relations. As we gaze upon this remarkable print created by John Bright himself, we are reminded not only of his influential role but also Colonel Rathbone's significance as its recipient. This snapshot captures their connection through time and space while preserving their intellectual exchange for generations to come. In collaboration with The Print Collector3 and Heritage Images, this image stands as an invaluable resource for historians seeking insight into pivotal moments within British history.
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