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A Kick at the Broad-Bottoms George III kicking Lord Grenvilles bottom

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A Kick at the Broad-Bottoms George III kicking Lord Grenvilles bottom

A Kick at the Broad-Bottoms George III kicking Lord Grenvilles bottom and dismissing Grenvilles ministry. King opposed Roman Catholic Army and Navy Service Bill. James Gilray cartoon 1807. Religion Anti-Catholic

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1807 Anti Catholic Army Bill Bottom Caricature Cartoon George Gilray Grenville James Kick King Lord Ministry Navy Opposed Roman Service Dismissing Kicking


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a moment of political satire from 1807, in the form of James Gilray's famous cartoon titled "A Kick at the Broad-Bottoms". The artwork depicts King George III delivering a powerful kick to Lord Grenville's bottom, symbolizing the dismissal of Grenville's ministry. The cartoon holds significant historical context as it represents King George III's opposition to the Roman Catholic Army and Navy Service Bill. This bill aimed to allow Catholics to serve in these branches of the military, which was vehemently opposed by both the king and anti-Catholic factions within society. Gilray masterfully uses caricature art to convey his message, with exaggerated features highlighting each character’s role in this political drama. The image showcases not only Gilray's artistic talent but also his ability to capture public sentiment during this era. As a piece of historical documentation, this print serves as a reminder of past conflicts surrounding religion and power struggles within British politics. It offers viewers an opportunity to reflect on how societal attitudes have evolved over time while appreciating Gilray's satirical genius that continues to resonate even today

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