The Quaker and the Bauble
Sir John Tenniel · 1820-1914
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A caricature engraving titled The Quaker and the Bauble by Sir John Tenniel, dated 1859, shows a stout man in a wide-brimmed feathered hat and ruffled collar leaning on a staff inscribed with the word Constitution. A crown rests on an ornate pedestal behind him, and a caption quotes Mr. Bright on the territorial party and the Constitution.
