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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Benjamin Disraeli, The Earl Of
+Beaconsfield, K.G., by John Leech
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+Title: Benjamin Disraeli, The Earl Of Beaconsfield, K.G.
+       Cartoons From "Punch" 1843-1878
+
+Author: John Leech
+
+Illustrator: John Leech
+
+Release Date: January 30, 2014 [EBook #44799]
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+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK BENJAMIN DISRAELI ***
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+BENJAMIN DISRAELI
+
+THE EARL OF BEACONSFIELD, K.G.
+
+Cartoons From "Punch" 1843-1878.
+
+1878.
+
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+
+
+BENJAMIN DISRAELI, EARL OF BEACONSFIELD, K.G.
+
+ON of Isaac D'Israeli, author of _Curiosities of Literature_, of Jewish
+extraction; born in London 21st December, 1805; published his political
+novel, _Vivian Grey_, 1825; travelled in the East between 1828 and 1831;
+contested Wycombe in 1831, and Marylebone, 1833, both unsuccessfully;
+was returned for Maidstone, 1837; for Shrewsbury, 1841; for Bucks, 1847;
+member of Sir R. Peel's party until Peel became a convert to Free
+Trade, from which time Mr. Disraeli allied himself closely with the
+Conservatives, of whom he became the leader in the House of Commons
+after the death of Lord George Bentinck in 1848; conspicuous for his
+attacks on Peel in Parliament; Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord
+Derby's first Ministry, 1852; and in his second, 1858-9; in 1859 brought
+in a Reform Bill which was defeated by the Whigs; again Chancellor of
+the Exchequer in Lord Derby's third Ministry, July, 1866; brought in a
+second Reform Bill, based on Household Suffrage, which was passed, 1867;
+on Lord Derby's resignation, February, 1868, became Prime Minister,
+which office he resigned at the end of the year; on Mr. Gladstone's
+Government resigning office, in consequence of their defeat on the Irish
+University Bill, March, 1873, Mr. Disraeli was commissioned by the Queen
+to form a Ministry, but declined to do so under the then circumstances.
+On Mr. Gladstone appealing to the country in 1874, the election returns
+placed him in a minority, and he resigned without meeting the new
+Parliament; Mr. Disraeli succeeded him as Prime Minister and formed his
+cabinet, March, 1874; created Earl of Beaconsfield, August, 1876; first
+Plenipotentiary for Great Britain at the Congress of Berlin, 1878, and
+K.G. Lord Beaconsfield's principal novels (besides _Vivian Grey_) are
+_The Young Duke, Henrietta Temple, and Venetia_, and, since his entrance
+on political life, _Coningsby, Sybil, Tancred, and Lothair._
+
+London, 1878.
+
+
+
+
+A LIST OF THE CARTOONS.
+
+
+
+  The Infant Hercules...........................................Title
+
+  1845.   Young Gulliver and the Brobdingnag Minister.............001
+
+  1846.   A Political application of an old Fable.................002
+
+  1847.   The Rising Generation-in Parliament "Cheap-Jack"........004
+
+  1848.   The Parliamentary Toots.................................005
+
+  1849.   Cock-a-Doodle-Doo; or, the great Protectionist..........006
+
+    "     The Farmers' Will-o'-the Wisp...........................007
+
+    "     Disraeli Measuring the British Lion.....................008
+
+  1850.   The Protection "Dodge"..................................009
+
+    "     Agriculture...The Rial "Unprotected Female".............010
+
+    "     Gulliver and the Brobdingnag Farmers....................011
+
+  1851.   Dressing for a Masquerade...............................012
+
+    "     The Ghost of Protection appearing to Mr. Disraeli.......013
+
+  1852.   "The Game of Speculation"...............................014
+
+    "     The Protection Giant....................................015
+
+    "     Up goes the Quartern Loaf...............................016
+
+    "     A Plain Question........................................017
+
+    "     An Easy Place...........................................018
+
+    "     A Bit of Animated Nature................................019
+
+    "     The Easter Recess.......................................020
+
+    "     The "Calculating" Boy gets the Prize for Arithmetic.....021
+
+    "     The Downing Street Cad..................................022
+
+    "     The Political Chameleon.................................023
+
+    "     "A Dissolving View".....................................024
+
+    "     Something Looms in the Future...........................025
+
+    "     A Dip in the Free Trade Sea.............................026
+
+    "     The Political Topsy.....................................027
+
+    "     Mrs. Gamp taking the Little "Party".....................028
+
+    "     A Scene from English History............................029
+
+    "     A Dirty Trick-Bespattering Decent People................030
+
+    "     Swell Mob at the Opening of Parliament..................031
+
+    "     The Balancing Brothers of Westminster...................032
+
+    "     The Asiatic Mystery.....................................033
+
+    "     Palmerston Selling Off..................................034
+
+    "     The Rival Black Dolls...................................035
+
+    "     Dizzy and his Constituent...............................036
+
+    "     The Last Pantomime of the Season........................037
+
+    "     Great Poaching Affray on the Liberal Preserves..........038
+
+    "     The Anglers' Return.....................................039
+
+    "     A Derby Obstruction.....................................040
+
+    "     A Derby Spill...........................................041
+
+    "     The Fight at St. Stephen's Academy......................042
+
+    "     Dressing for an Oxford Bal Masque.......................043
+
+    "     Dizzy's K'rect Card for the "Derby" (?).................044
+
+    "     Dizzy's Arithmetic......................................045
+
+    "     Pudding before Meat.....................................046
+
+    "     The First Question......................................047
+
+    "     Political "Economy".....................................048
+
+    "     "Heads I Win, Tails you Lose"...........................049
+
+    "     The Honest Potboy.......................................050
+
+  1867.   Blind Man's Buff........................................051
+
+    "     The "Irrepressible Lodger"..............................052
+
+    "     Extremes must meet; or, a Bit of Practical Science......053
+
+    "     The Derby, 1867, Dizzy wins with "Reform Bill"..........054
+
+    "     The Political Egg-dance.................................055
+
+    "     "The Return from Victory"...............................056
+
+    "     Puff at St. Stephen's...................................057
+
+    "     Fagin's Political School................................058
+
+  1868.   The New Head Master.....................................059
+
+    "     Rival Stars.............................................060
+
+    "     Steering under Difficulties.............................061
+
+    "     The Political Leotard...................................062
+
+    "     Ben and his Bogey.......................................063
+
+    "     Rival Actors............................................064
+
+    "     A Political Parallel....................................065
+
+  1870.   Critics.................................................066
+
+  1871.   The Strong Government...................................067
+
+    "     "Out of the Bag"........................................068
+
+  1872.   The Lancashire Lions....................................069
+
+    "     The Conservative Programme..............................070
+
+  1873.   The Two Augurs..........................................071
+
+    "     "How not to say it".....................................072
+
+  1874.   Paradise and the Peri...................................073
+
+    "     The Winning "Stroke"....................................074
+
+    "     The Great "Trick Act"...................................075
+
+    "     A Real Conservative Revival.............................076
+
+  1875.   "Good-bye!".............................................077
+
+    "     The Indignant Bystander.................................078
+
+    "     More Slaveries than One.................................079
+
+    "     "Permissive" Government.................................080
+
+    "     "In Egitto!!!"..........................................081
+
+  1876.   The "Extinguisher" Trick................................082
+
+    "     The Lion's Share........................................083
+
+    "     Service Stores..........................................084
+
+    "     "New Crowns For Old Ones!"..............................085
+
+    "     "The Jolly Anglers".....................................086
+
+    "     The Sphinx is Silent....................................087
+
+    "     Neutrality tinder Difficulties..........................088
+
+    "     Empress and Earl........................................089
+
+    "     The Turkish Bath........................................090
+
+    "     "A Mistake!"............................................091
+
+  1877.   "Woodman, Spare that Tree!".............................092
+
+    "     Benjamin Bombastes......................................093
+
+  1878.   The Dizzy Brink.........................................094
+
+    "     "The Mysterious Cabinet Trick"..........................095
+
+    "     "The Confidence Trick!".................................096
+
+    "     New Persuasions.........................................097
+
+    "     "Imperial" Guard........................................098
+
+    "     Figures from a "Triumph"................................099
+
+    "     "Facon de Parler!"......................................100
+
+    "     "Happy Family" at Berlin................................101
+
+    "     The Schoolmaster Abroad.................................102
+
+    "     Triumph!................................................103
+
+    "     "Pas de Deux!"..........................................104
+
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