[CRIMEAN WAR].
A Dialogue between John Bull and the Czar [and]
The Russians Won't Come Out.
E. Hodges, London, ca.1855].
At a time when relations between the United Kingdom and the Russian Empire were at their worst these satirical newspaper writings give an insight to perceptions of the Imperial family and nominally the Tsar during the height of the Crimean War.
2 broadsheets (25.5 x 18 and 25.2 x 19 cm). Printed on think paper, two columns; one with small spotting and minor losses. Loose as issued.
Stock code 77302
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