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Cartoon, Injured Innocence... (Napoleon III)

Cartoon, Injured Innocence and His Billet-Doo. Napoleon III, French Emperor, dressed as a wolf in sheep's clothing, posts a Billet Doux (love letter) to Madame Britannia. In an accompanying poem he justifies his annexation of Nice and Savoy, as well as his response to foreign affairs in other countries such as Syria, and of course he never had any intention of invading Britain -- he is and always has been a man of peace

Picture No
12919088
Media ID
47693099
Size
4118px x 5550px (3.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Cartoon by John Tenniel in Punch', 11 August 1860, page 53
Date
1860

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Annexation Billet Bonaparte Cunning Devious Doux Excuse Excuses Innocence Intention Invading Justification Justifies Lambs Postal Posts Response Sheeps


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