Two heads are better than one, 1806

King George III contemplates the appointment of Edward Law, Baron of Ellensborough (Lord Chief Justice) as the Lord Chancellor. Justice stands blindfolded on the left. Ellensborough is represented here with two heads; as both judge and politician. His appointment to the Cabinet while holding the office of Lord Chief Justice was controversial, as many people thought it unconstitutional

1806 Appointment Blindfolded Contemplates Controversial Represented Unconstitutional

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