Explore a unique perspective on Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War through the satirical lens of "Abraham Lincoln and the London Punch: Cartoons, Comments and Poems Published in the London Charivari During the American Civil War (1861-1865)."
Collected and presented by William Shepard Walsh, this volume offers a fascinating glimpse into how the British public, as reflected in the pages of the influential "London Punch" magazine, viewed the tumultuous events unfolding across the Atlantic. Delve into a collection of 19th-century cartoons, witty commentary, and poignant poems that lampooned, criticized, and occasionally even praised Lincoln and the key players in the American conflict. This historical record reveals the evolving British sentiment toward the war, slavery, and the fate of the American republic. A vital resource for those interested in the Civil War period, political satire, and the enduring legacy of Abraham Lincoln as seen through international eyes.
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