MrPunch de l'histoire de l'Angleterre moderne . ck-brûleur,était responsable de l'fevrier et le andMutiny Crimг caricatures. Mark Lemon était encore DouglasJerrold, éditeur et Gilbert un Beckett avait sa main droite les hommes et mostvoluminous contributeurs. C'était une conversion, si vous aimez,mais il n'était pas dictée par l'opportunisme, il n'a pas non plus asacrifice impliquent de culpabilité ou d'une désertion de la cause de la sous-chien. C'est en partie à cause d'un ressentiment d'anythingsavoring John têtu de l'agression étrangère ou d'intervention. Le long withall Palmerstons ses critiques de l'opportunisme parlementaire a donné le Punch.jud

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MrPunch's history of modern England . ck-burner, was responsible for General Fevrier and the Crimean andMutiny cartoons. Mark Lemon was still editor, DouglasJerrold and Gilbert a Beckett were his right hand men and mostvoluminous contributors. It was a conversion, if you like, but it was not dictated by expediency, nor did it involve asacrifice of conviction or a desertion of the cause of the under-dog. It was partly due to a John Bullish resentment of anythingsavouring of foreign aggression or intervention. Along withall his criticisms of Palmerstons Parliamentary opportunism.Punch gave the judicious bottle-holder credit for keepingus out of wars by his stiffness. Punch supported Cobden andBright in the battle over the Corn Laws, but distrusted andthoroughly disapproved of the attitude of the Manchester Schooltowards the reform of the conditions of Labour—witness hisFew words with John Bright over the Factory Act of 1847.Above all, he could not stomach the over-candid friend whoinvariably sided against his country. 112 4. GENERAL FEVRIER TURNED TRAITOR Russia has two Generals in whom she can confide—GeneralsJanvier and Fevrier.—Speec/i oj the late Emperor oj Russia. I-l 3 Mr. PimcJis History of Modem England With this much by way of preface we may note that theanti-mihtaristic tirades of these early years are mainly directedagainst the needless pomp and pageantry, expense and extrava-gance of the services. Punchs campaign against duelling isanother matter, and here at least he never recanted his detesta-tion of the law of the pistol. He did not spare even theDuke of Wellington, but made sarcastic reference to his meet-ing with Lord Winchilsea in 1843, and in his cartoonrepresented the principals wearing frock-coats and fools caps.There is an indignant letter to Peel the following March, whenthat statesman refused to bring in a Bill against duelling, or toreprimand the Irish Attorney-General for challenging in opencourt the opposing counsel in the OConnell trial

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