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The Emperor unveiling Italian Liberty Walker's Shot Manufactory Viewed across Postman's Park

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Viewed across Postman's Park

25th September 1967

The Bayswater Conduit

View with two figures including one on horseback

11th March 1981

The Emperor unveiling Italian Liberty Walker's Shot Manufactory Viewed across Postman's Park'The Emperor unveiling Italian Liberty', 1859. Here, upon a plinth labelled 'Liberty', Louis Napoleon unveils a crude statue of his cousin Plon Plon and introduces him as the representative of 'Italian Liberty'. Plon Plon's reputation for being less than bright is clearly illustrated in his vacuous expression and silly posture. Punch reports that, at this time, it was believed that one reason that Napoleon III had become involved in Italy's fight for

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