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Title: Supplement To "Punch, Or The London Charivari."--October 14, 1914
"Punch" and the Prussian Bully

Author: Various

Release Date: March 13, 2009 [EBook #28324]

Language: English

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: Bold type is indicated thus: =The Prussian Bully.=
And italics so: _1857-1914._

SUPPLEMENT TO "PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI."--OCTOBER 14, 1914.

"PUNCH" and the PRUSSIAN BULLY

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Illustration: _January 10, 1857._

*** =The Prussian Bully disturbs the Peace of Europe.=

_1857-1914._

"PUNCH" OFFICE, 10 BOUVERIE STREET, LONDON, E.C.

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Illustration: =THE REWARD OF (DE)MERIT.=

KING PUNCH PRESENTETH PRUSSIA WITH THE ORDER OF "ST. GIBBET."

_May 7, 1864._

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*** =The Prussian Bully tears up a "scrap of paper" pledging him to
respect the integrity of Denmark.=

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Illustration: =JACK ON THE CRISIS.=

"BLOW IT, BILL! WE CAN'T BE EXPECTED TO _FIGHT_ A LOT O' LUBBERLY SWABS
LIKE HIM. WE'LL _KICK_ 'EM, IF THAT'LL DO."

_July 2, 1864._

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*** =The Prussian Bully gives great offence to England.=

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Illustration: =BRIGANDS DIVIDING THE SPOILS.=

_August 13, 1864._

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*** =The Prussian Bully takes his share of the plunder.=

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Illustration: =CHECK TO THE KING.=

_Bismarck_ (_reads from 3,000 Citizens of Cologne_). "IN VIEW OF THE
MISERABLE CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY IN VIEW OF A CIVIL WAR, WITH ITS
ATTENDANT SUFFERINGS AND FEARFUL CALAMITIES ... WE COUCH A SOLEMN
PROTEST AGAINST ENGAGING IN SUCH A WAR...."

_King of Prussia._ "WHAT IS THAT? DARE MY SUBJECTS OBJECT TO BE
SLAUGHTERED! WHAT NEXT, I WONDER?"

_June 2, 1866._

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*** =The Pr