The Subjects of Punch Cartoons and Caricatures: Unlucky Speeches, Ill-Considered Utterances, and Things One Could Wish to Have Expressed Otherwise

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• "Those Infelicitious Speeches"
• "Taking One Too Much at One's Word"
• "Neighbourly Compliments"
• "Unlucky Speeches"
• "An Unappreciated Compliment"
• "Things One Could Wish to Have Expressed Otherwise"
• "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently"
• "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently" (2)
• "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently" (3)
• "Things One Would Have Expressed Differently" (4)
• "Ill-Considered Utterances"
• "An Equivocal Compliment"
• "Too Kind by Half"
• "An Infelicitious Speech"
• "Speeches One Has to Live Down"
• "Too Considerate"
• "Consolation"
• "Misunderstood"
• "Infelicitious Queries"
• The New Purchase

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• Society and Manners
• The British Political Scene
• Foreign Affairs
• Life with the Upper Crust: the Country House
• Images of Women
• Men and Women, The War of the Sexes, and so on
• Children
• The Arts and Culture
• Church and University
• Urban Life
• Fads and Fashions
• Sports and other outdoor leisure activities
• British Xenophobia, Anti-Semitism, and the Like

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