Punch, or the London Charivari

A glimpse into Victorian England through the sharpest wit and satire: "Punch, Vol. 100, Feb. 28, 1891" delivers a curated collection of humorous observations on the politics and society of its time. This meticulously reprinted edition preserves the original periodical's blend of clever writing and iconic caricatures. Explore a world of biting social commentary conveyed through cartoons and satirical articles. This volume showcases examples of English wit and humor at its finest, capturing the essence of a bygone era with enduring appeal. A fascinating resource for anyone interested in historical perspectives on politics, culture, and the art of comic illustration.

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