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Step back in time with "Punch's Almanack for 1890," a fascinating glimpse into Victorian England's humor and social commentary. This meticulously prepared print edition revives the wit and satire of the celebrated British periodical, offering a unique window into the spirit of the 19th century.
A treasure trove of English wit, this almanac showcases the comedic talent of its time. Explore a collection of humorous observations, satirical illustrations, and period-specific jokes that remain surprisingly relevant and entertaining. More than just a collection of laughs, "Punch's Almanack" provides valuable insight into the social attitudes and cultural nuances of a bygone era.
Perfect for enthusiasts of historical humor, comic art, and British culture, this volume is a delightful journey into the past. Relive the satirical brilliance that made "Punch" a household name and a cornerstone of English humor. A must-have for anyone interested in the evolution of comedy and the art of social commentary.
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