['Enery's 'eroics]

Shemus.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Forbes, Ernest, 1879-1962
Summary:	Title and caption appear in pencil below the image. Illustration depicts Henry Wilson speaking passionately before a large crowd of well dressed men. Caption reads: "Sir Henry Wilson tells a Lancashire audience what the matter is with England, Egypt, India, Silesia, Palestine, Mesopotamia, Constantinople, and, Ireland". Wilson was assassinated the following month, on 22 June 1922 outside his house 36 Eaton Place, London, [returning from the unveiling of the Great Eastern Railway War Memorial at Liverpool Street Station] by Reginald Dunne and Joseph O'Sullivan, two London-based members of the Irish Republican Army.
In collection:	Shemus Cartoon Collection
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	[2nd May 1922].
Subjects:	Wilson, Henry, > 1864-1922 Freeman's Journal (Dublin, Ireland) Caricatures and cartoons > Ireland > Periodicals Ireland > Politics and government > 1920-1930 Ireland > Politics and government > 20th century Ireland > History > 20th century Great Britain > Politics and government > 20th century Great Britain > Politics and government > 20th century > Caricatures and cartoons Ireland > History > 1922- Palestine > History > 20th century India > History > 20th century Ink drawings > Irish > 1920-1930 Cartoons (Commentary) > Irish > 1920-1930 Crayon drawings > Irish > 1920-1930
Notes:	Shemus was a pseudonym used by Ernest Forbes. Published in: The Freeman's Journal, 2nd May 1922. Physical description: 1 drawing : ink and crayon, col ; image 27 x 26 cm., on sheet 32 x 28 cm. more
Contained in:	Forms part of: The Shemus Cartoon Collection.