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A snapshot of English wit and humor from a century ago, "Punch, Vol. 158, March 10th, 1920" offers a fascinating glimpse into the political and social landscape of the era. This meticulously prepared republication captures the satirical edge and comedic brilliance that made Punch a beloved institution.
Dive into a world of clever caricatures, sharp cartoons, and insightful commentary on the political issues of the day. Explore the humor that defined a generation and discover the timeless appeal of satire directed at the powerful and the absurd. "Punch" provides a unique lens through which to view history, offering both entertainment and a valuable perspective on the ever-shifting currents of public opinion. A treasure trove for anyone interested in political humor, comic strips, and the art of the cartoon, this volume showcases the enduring power of wit.
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