Punch, or the London Charivari

A window into Victorian England, "Punch, Vol. 100, May 9, 1891" delivers a delightful dose of British wit and humor. This meticulously prepared print edition resurrects a classic periodical, offering a curated collection of satirical observations on the politics and society of its time.

Dive into a world of clever commentary and social critique presented through engaging cartoons and sharp, insightful writing. Explore the enduring appeal of English wit as it dissects the issues of the day with characteristic humor.

A treasure trove for enthusiasts of historical humor and British culture, this volume captures the essence of a bygone era. Discover why "Punch" remains a significant voice in the history of satire and a timeless source of amusement. Perfect for anyone interested in comic strips, political humor, and a unique perspective on late 19th-century England.

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