Irish Home Rule cartoon

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Irish Home Rule cartoon

Political cartoon published by the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations: The Home Rule Tiger (with the face of John Redmond) and the Lady of Riga (with the face of Prime Minister Henry Campbell-Bannerman), 1906. The rhyme is a popular limerick of the period.
1906

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Bannerman Campbell Conservative Copy1 Minister Prime Problem Problems Redmond Riga Rule Satire Satirical Tiger

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