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"A Caricature History of Canadian Politics: events from the union of 1841, as illustrated by cartoons from \"Grip\", and various other sources" offers a unique and visually engaging journey through 19th-century Canadian political history. Through the satirical lens of political cartoons, primarily from the famed "Grip" magazine, Ben Bengough and Hugh MacMahon illuminate the key events and figures that shaped Canada's political landscape.
Explore the debates, scandals, and personalities that defined Canadian politics following the union of 1841. This collection provides invaluable insight into the political process and the development of political parties in Canada. The biting wit and artistic skill on display offer a powerful commentary on the issues of the day, making this volume essential for anyone interested in Canadian political history and the enduring power of satire. Discover a fascinating perspective on Canada's past through the sharp eyes of its contemporary cartoonists.
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