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published on the birthday of the Proprietor-Editor, 3rd. April 1891. Until then The Whirlwind proposes to hibernate and, during the next three months, hushed in grim repose, will show no sign of life... The Proprietor-Editor finds that the direction of the Whirlwind absorbs his whole time... He intends devoting the next three months to political organization".
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The Order attracted Irish and Scottish Nationalists to its ranks. While these various interests gathered under the banner of restoring the House of Stuart, they also had a common streak against the scientific and secular democratic norms of the time. Some even planned (but did not execute) a military
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discontinuance of his collaboration, we feel so deeply the importance of what is before him that we refrain from further regret and wish him Godspeed upon his delicate mission, in the full confidence that his brilliant success will shed additional lustre upon our own triumphs during his absence".
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was the last to carry Erskine's name on the letterhead. Issues from 20 onwards appeared with his name crossed-out and were produced solely by Vivian. Erskine's absence from the paper was briefly note in that issue: "Our colleague has, for the nonce, been called from us. While duly deploring the
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The 26th issue of the paper was published on 27 December 1890. It had fewer pages than most previous issues, and it led with a note from Vivian entitled "Not Dead but sleepy" which read, in part: "There will not be a Christmas number of The Whirlwind, but a large extra-special edition will be
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wrote "I like bare unflushing cheekβ€”sometimes; and I am very much interested in the first number of The Whirlwind... for a more impudent little publication it would be difficult to turn out. It is frank, open egotism, though, and distinctly entertaining".
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did not resume publication. Its 26 issues had proved lively and eccentric indeed, filled with polemic, scurrilous personal attacks, political essays and drawings from some of the leading artists of the day.
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reported: "For pertness and flippancy in full swing, you need to no more than invest a penny in a copy of The Whirlwind. It will not be particularly well spent, but you will have obtained an object".
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refused to complete one issue due to the inclusion of an inflammatory piece title "Young England". Erskine and Vivian promptly sued the printers for the loss of income from the cancelled edition.
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The initial success of the paper emboldened Vivian and Erskine's political ambitions. In 1891, they split from The Order of the White Rose, and along with Massue they formed the
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in London put on a major exhibition of works related to the House of Stuart. Queen Victoria lent a number of items to the exhibition, as did the wife of her son
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called it "A monument of youthful audacity...To give anything like a comprehensive description of this extraordinary publication, is impossible" and the
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In April 1891, despite their political ambitions, Erskine and Vivian were attempting to raise capital to restart the newspaper. Despite this,
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debuted to a wide range of critical reactions, many of which were published in subsequent issues of the paper. In July 1890, the
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Vivian was drawn more to social events and personal attacks on those he disagreed with. He wrote a number of articles attacking
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on individualist grounds, and published his series "Letters to Absurd People" skewering various political figures including
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and Jacobite political view, championed by Erskine and Vivian,. One of the notable illustrations produced by Sickert for
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tended towards more serious political discourse. He wrote in favour of a purely-voluntary taxation system and against
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Emanuel Swedenborg, Secret Agent on Earth and in Heaven: Jacobites, Jews and Freemasons in Early Modern Sweden
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as "The oddest little journal I ever saw... The young men appear to be far from lacking in ideas", the
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The Invention of Scotland: The Stuart Myth and the Scottish Identity, 1638 to the Present
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was a short-lived British newspaper, published in 1890 and 1891. It was known for its
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said it was "at once preposterously pretentious and absurdly paradoxical", while the
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Portrait of Charles Bradlaugh MP, by Walter Sickert, from the first issue of
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was noted for publishing illustrations by artists including Whistler and
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Erskine, Stuart; Vivian, Herbert, eds. (28 June – 20 September 1890).
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Early in 1891, Vivian announced he was standing for election in the
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In 1890, Vivian and Erskine founded a literary weekly newspaper
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with popular referendums, to solve constitutional issues like
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overthrow of the Hanoverian monarchy, with the aim of putting
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Myself not least, being the personal reminiscences of "X."
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The paper was criticised for its anti-semitic stance by
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Legitimist Jacobite League of Great Britain and Ireland
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Two early, and enthusiastic, members of the Order were
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Index


Herbert Vivian
Ruaraidh Erskine
Media of the United Kingdom
List of newspapers
Individualist
Walter Sickert
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
Jacobite
Neo-Jacobite Revival


Bertram Ashburnham
Jacobite
Jacobite rising of 1745
Melville Henry Massue
Order of the White Rose
Princess Maria Theresa
Jacobite succession
Herbert Vivian
Ruaraidh Erskine
New Gallery
Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany
Portrait of Charles Bradlaugh by Walter Sickert from the first issue of The Whirlwind
Individualism
Walter Sickert
Individualist
Charles Bradlaugh
women's suffrage
Henry Morton Stanley

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