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CARTOONS ON THE WAR
BY Boardman Robinson
E·P·DUTTON·&·COMPANY. _681·FIFTH·AVENUE_ _NEW·YORK._
COPYRIGHT, 1915 BY E. P. DUTTON AND COMPANY
ENGRAVED BY POWERS PHOTO ENGRAVING CO.
Appreciation is extended to the _New York Tribune_ and _Harper’s Weekly_ for their courtesy in allowing the reproduction of these cartoons.
PREFATORY NOTE
These drawings are selections from Cartoons published, for the most part, in a daily newspaper. They represent the emotions evoked by the news from day to day, and make no pretense to a philosophic viewpoint. They do seek to express, however, a deep conviction that Germany is chiefly to blame for the war.
Boardman Robinson.
_April, 1915._
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
NO. PAGE 1. THE FATHER AND MOTHER 9
2. IF THE DEAD DREAM--AUGUST, 1914 11
3. A PLACE IN THE SUN? 13
4. NAPOLEON AND WELLINGTON--THIS TIME WE COME SIDE BY SIDE 15
5. THE MASHERS 17
6. AT GRIPS ON THE MARNE 19
7. BELGIUM--THE RETURN OF THE GOTH 21
8. ITALY--SEPTEMBER, 1914 23
9. INDEMNITY 25
10. THE REAPER 27
11. THE FIRM MAKES A GIFT 29
12. OVER THE CARPATHIANS 31
13. RUNNING AMUCK 33
14. WHERE? 35
15. LOUVAIN 37
16. THE NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE 39
17. FLANDERS--DECEMBER, 1914 42–43
18. FOR THE MORAL EFFECT 45
19. VILLA--THEY CERTAINLY ARE CIVILIZED OVER THERE 47
20. THE RESERVES 49
21. I BELIEVE IN THE SWORD AND ALMIGHTY GOD 51
22. TAPS ON THE AISNE 53
23. THE MESSENGER 55
24. THE DEVIL--MAGNIFICENT! YOU HAVE NEVER CARRIED OUT ONE OF MY IDEAS MORE THOROUGHLY 57
25. FORWARD WITH GOD! 59
26. OUR OPERATIONS AROUND ---- WERE ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY 61
27. THE CROWN PRINCE--FATHER HAS BEATEN ME TO IT! 63
28. THE HYPHENATED AMERICANS--“BY HIER ISS NEUTRAL!” 65
29. VON QUIXOTE 67
30. KRIS KRINGLE--CHRISTMAS, 1914 69
31. THE KAISER’S TERMS OF PEACE 71
32. THE SUNSET 73
33. THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER 75
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