#castlereagh

[empirearchives]

Heinrich Heine on Napoleon’s enemies

Buch Le Grand, Heinrich Heine, 1826

[mrs-trench]

I guess at least the date is right ...

[aussienitro]

[deadb3at08]

something for anon lord castlereagh ft horatio nelson cus he lowkey kinda cute..

the most british thing i could think at the time was hit band blur

[jrkyy]

Bunch of divas

[mvchiavelli]

Some moodboards purely on vibes and lore ;)

plz don't attack me, made these because I'm distracted on my jojo phase againnn but perfume pt2 soon ig

also uploaded these on pinterest so yush

[vamp1re-chem1cal]

iKNOW it’s chaotic to seebut GUYS‼️‼️its my stress relief too,,.,.

[napoleonlnc]

Best team EVER!!

I hate drawing wellington for the millionth time

Reference:

Reference to this also

Thank you gays !

I hope yall are satisfied my target audience

I promise to draw Nelson correct I'm sorry

[tellerede]

Congress of Vienna yaoi?!!

I have no idea if there's an audience for this out there but they've been rotting my brain so

[lordcastaway]

I just woke up and I had this vision of Castlereagh being sad and Wellington being like “Can you not??”

That would be funny, I think

thirty years in one picture

[mrs-trench]

Did Castlereagh wear glasses?

From the correspondent of the Morning Herald, London, printed Monday 19 August 1822

THE LATE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY NORTH CRAY, Sunday Night [18 August 1822] We attended the little village church this morning … The pew of the Londonderry family stands conspicuously by the reading desk, and it was a practice with his Lordship to stand so that he could read the Liturgy from the Clerk’s book. The poor fellow felt honoured by this participation; and, after the service was over this morning, we saw him in the midst of a groupe, describing the circumstance, with tears in his eyesꟷpointing out the exact spot on which his Lordship stoodꟷand showing minutely how he used to hold the leaves of his book to accommodate him. The poor man’s earnestness, and the eager attention of his hearers, would have been a fine subject for Yorick.

Why would Castlereagh want to follow the service from a book at some distance from where he was standing? Perhaps he was long-sighted but always left his reading glasses at home.

Note: The interiors of many churches in the 18th and early 19th centuries included designated pews for families, and a two- or three-layer structure with the pulpit from which the minister delivered his sermon at the top, then a reading desk for the minister and the parish clerk’s desk at the bottom. St James Church North Cray was rebuilt in the nineteenth century, and I have not seen a plan of the 1822 layout, but the interior of St Clement’s Church, Knowlton, Kent, might give an idea of the sort of arrangement.

https://www.visitkent.co.uk/media/2530/knowlton-st-clement-int-credit-

The view from the clerk's point of view. A family pew on the right.

[kelvinthegoatt]

I had this idea for a long time

[koda-friedrich]

Old doodle☀️

[jrkyy]

okay can we see vampire Castlereagh now👅👅/nf

THIS MAN CANT BE A VAMPIRE!!! 😂

[mvchiavelli]

Some employee ID cards I made for fun 😼

call it office AU if you will

also here’s some headcanons and facts about the cards:

- The French ID cards were probably issued when Napoleon became emperor and wanted to keep track of his employees lmao, also probably the one in charge of the design and registration process was probs Berthier

- Bernadotte moved companies later on oops

- Murat has lost his ID multiple times

- all the ID numbers of the cards are all significant dates to each figure ;)

- the English cards probably weren’t updated for a while or is just plain because the company got so busy lately

- the Russian gang cards only contain Russian, French, and German because most of the company is like nobility and yknow keeping up with the language most nobility learned and spoke, probs sasha’s idea

- also that is not Barclay’s signature, just some random signature because I could not find his signature anywhere

[saintlygames]

"But not the man who waited. He wasn't giving Kite that, not for anything."