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English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteeth century : How they illustrated and interpreted their times (1886)

Everitt, Graham, Heritage Book Shop (Los Angeles, Calif.), former owner. CLUW · London : S. Sonnenschein, Le Bas & Lowrey · leaf 36

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tes wit from buffoonery, pandered to sensuality, glorified vice or raised alaugh at the expense of decency. Satire never in his hands degenerated intosavagery or scurrility. A moral purpose ever underlaid his humour ; he sought toinstruct or improve when he amused. Mr. Bates will, we hope, pardon… … ^^^^>sX^~^-X^^- James Gillray.] [May ii^th, 1799. THE GOUT.

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