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38056	nan	Abraham Lincoln and the London Punch Cartoons, Comments and Poems, Published in the London Charivari, During the American Civil War (1861-1865)			.txt	text/plain	11831	1081	85	[Illustration: KING COTTON BOUND; Still again, _Punch_ showed good feeling in admonishing Lord Palmerston, "Well Pam," says Mr. Punch to his workman, "of course I shall keep you [Illustration: A LIKELY STORY. Then came an episode which did for the moment set John Bull and _Punch_ "Them there nasty good-for-nothing Yankees!" cried old MRS. [Illustration: ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER. [Illustration: LINCOLN'S TWO DIFFICULTIES. Under the heading "One Good Turn Deserves Another," Old Abe is shown "Why I do declare," says Abe, "it's my dear old friend, Sambo! [Illustration: ABE LINCOLN'S LAST CARD; OR, ROUGE-ET-NOIR.] In May of 1863 a cartoon entitled "The Great Cannon Game" shows Abe "As for old Abe Lincoln, the champion player of the North, his [Illustration: THE GREAT "CANNON GAME." Thereafter _Punch_ lost his supreme interest in the great Civil War. He [Illustration: JOHN BULL'S NEUTRALITY. "I know my friend _Punch_ thinks I have been serving out 'soothing	./cache/38056.txt	./txt/38056.txt