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Category Archives: Britain: 1794-1920
“A Word with Punch,” 1847
Parody Of: Punch. Title: “A Word with Punch.” Date: November 11, 1847. Parody By: Alfred Bunn. Format: 12-page magazine. Contributors: Albert Smith, Shirley Brooks, George Augustus Sala. Availability: Nowhere online; held by the British Library and a few other collections. Strange … Continue reading
William Hone’s “A Slap at Slop,” 1821.
Parody Of: The New Times (London). Title: “A Slap at Slop.” Parody By: William Hone. Date: 1821. Pages: 4. Contributors: William Hone (writer), George Cruikshank (art). Availability: PDF of pamphlet version online here. William Hone may have been the original pop-culture fanatic. Born in London in 1780, he was drawn to the … Continue reading
Posted in Britain: 1794-1920, Early Parodies
Tagged 1810s, 1820s, Hone, Newspaper, The New Times, The Times, UK
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“The New Times,” 1794
Parody Of: The Times (London). Title: “The New Times.” Parody By: The Times — and the Tories. Date: Sept. 6, 1794. Pages: 1. Availability: Reprinted much reduced but still legible in The History of the Times, Volume I: The Thunderer in the Making (London: Times Publishing Co., 1935). The earliest known … Continue reading
Posted in Britain: 1794-1920, Early Parodies
Tagged 1790s, Newspaper, Self-parody, The New Times, The Times, UK
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