Dearly Bought by Sir John Tenniel (1874)

Tenniel cartoon 1874: a uniformed officer hands a bundle of spears to helmeted Britannia, with soldiers and a kneeling figure

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A black and white political cartoon titled "Dearly Bought" by Sir John Tenniel, dated 1874, shows a mustached officer in uniform presenting a bundle of spears to a helmeted female figure representing Britannia. Soldiers numbered 23 and 42 stand in the background beside a kneeling figure in patterned dress. The caption records dialogue between Sir Garnet and Britannia about the cost of the campaign in money and lives.

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