Punch, or the London Charivari

Step back in time with "Punch, Vol. 101, November 7, 1891," a preserved snapshot of Victorian wit and social commentary. This meticulously republished edition offers a window into the humor and politics of late 19th-century England. A treasure trove of satire and societal observations, the volume showcases the sharp pens and artistic talents of its various contributors.

Explore a world of clever writing and insightful cartoons that lampoon the issues of the day. "Punch" provides enduring entertainment and a unique perspective on the era. Delve into the world of English wit and humor through periodical form, reflecting the general political landscape with humorous illustrations. This historical reprinting is a valuable resource for enthusiasts of social satire, cartooning, and anyone interested in the history of humor.

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