File:Puck magazine, 1901 July 24.jpg
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English: "Our British watch-dog". Illustration shows a British bulldog labeled "Commercial Interests" standing before a plate of food labeled "American Products"; he is looking across a small body of water at four cats labeled "France, Italy, Austria, [and] Germany" sitting on a fence labeled "Continental Jealousy" and flying a banner "Commercial Tariff Blockade." The bulldog is chained to a dog house draped with British and American flags and a with a sign on the front that states "England Biggest Consumer of American Goods -- London Times." |
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| Author | Puck Magazine, Pughe J. S. (John S.), 1870-1909 |
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