Punch (Volume Xciv)

Step into the vibrant world of Victorian humour with "Punch (Volume Xciv)" by Mark Lemon, where wit meets artistry in a delightful dance of satire. This illustrious illustrated periodical anthology captures the essence of 19th century England, offering a window into the social and political landscapes of Victorian London. Through its pages, readers are transported to the era of Charles Dickens, where the sharp humour of Gilbert and Sullivan echoes in every corner. This volume is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and literary scholars alike, presenting a rich tapestry of British cultural critique and social commentary. Each page brims with the cleverness and charm that made Punch a beloved staple of its time. The collection's political satire humour is as relevant today as it was then, providing a timeless critique of society's follies. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you're a casual reader seeking a glimpse into the past or a classic-literature collector cherishing cultural treasures, "Punch (Volume Xciv)" is more than just a reprint. It is an enduring piece of British satire, restored for both today's and future generations.