Mr. Punch on the Warpath: Humours of the Army, the Navy and the Reserve Forces
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Mr. Punch on the Warpath: Humours of the Army, the Navy and the Reserve Forces
English wit and humor; English wit and humor, Pictorial; Great Britain -- Armed Forces -- Humor
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MR. PUNCH ON THE WARPATH
PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
Edited by J. A. HAMMERTON
Designed to provide in a series of volumes, each complete in itself, the
cream of our national humour, contributed by the masters of comic
draughtsmanship and the leading wits of the age to "Punch," from its
beginning in 1841 to the present day
[Illustration]
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[Illustration: MILITARY EDUCATION.
_General._ "Mr. de Bridoon, what is the general use of cavalry in modern
warfare?"
_Mr. de Bridoon._ "Well, I suppose to give tone to what would otherwise
be a mere vulgar brawl!"]
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MR. PUNCH ON THE WARPATH
[Illustration]
HUMOURS OF THE ARMY, THE NAVY AND THE RESERVE FORCES
_WITH 136 ILLUSTRATIONS_
BY REGINALD CLEAVER, R. CATON WOODVILLE, TOM BROWNE, L. RAVEN-HILL,
C. L. POTT, CHARLES PEARS, J. BERNARD PARTRIDGE, E. T. REED, G. D. ARMOUR,
FRED. PEGRAM, GEORGE DU MAURIER, PHIL MAY, CHARLES KEENE AND OTHERS
PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE PROPRIETORS OF "PUNCH"
THE EDUCATIONAL BOOK CO. LTD.
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THE PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
_Twenty-five Volumes, crown 8vo, 192 pages fully illustrated_
LIFE IN LONDON
COUNTRY LIFE
IN THE HIGHLANDS
SCOTTISH HUMOUR
IRISH HUMOUR
COCKNEY HUMOUR
IN SOCIETY
AFTER DINNER STORIES
IN BOHEMIA
AT THE PLAY
MR. PUNCH AT HOME
ON THE CONTINONG
RAILWAY BOOK
AT THE SEASIDE
MR. PUNCH AFLOAT
IN THE HUNTING FIELD
MR. PUNCH ON TOUR
WITH ROD AND GUN
MR. PUNCH AWHEEL
BOOK OF SPORTS
GOLF STORIES
IN WIG AND GOWN
ON THE WARPATH
BOOK OF LOVE
WITH THE CHILDREN
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"FORWARD!"
Was there ever protean like MR. PUNCH! The little man is a wonder. In so
many guises do we encounter him--now as tourist, again as playgoer, as
huntsman, as artist, as bohemian, and equally as stay-at-home
philistine, on the bench and on the golf-links, ashore and afloat, where
not and how not?--that we need be in no wise surprised to find him on
the warpath. Is he not the official jester of a warlike people?
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