The Coalition Ministry, 1854 Portrait Print
The Coalition Ministry, 1854 NPG 1125
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by Sir John Gilbert
The coalition ministry, under the leadership of the Earl of Aberdeen, came to power in 1854. This engraving shows Aberdeen's cabinet deciding upon the expedition to the Crimea in the early months of that year. Palmerston, on the right, is seen pointing at the town of Balaclava on a map held open by the Duke of Newcastle, while Gladstone, on the left, holds a letter on his knee.
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