Punch,  42 (1862), 40.

Progress in Case of Peace

Anon

Genre:

Poetry, Drollery

Subjects:

Commerce, War, Pollution, Sanitation, Public Health, Exhibitions, Nationalism, Cultural Geography, Engineering, Agriculture


    Questioning the costly 'war-preparations' (against the United States), emphasises the amount of work there is to do in Britain, including the need to 'hold a position in our Exhibition', as well as the 'draining' of London, the construction of the Thames Embankment, the purification of the Thames, and the 'utilisation of sewage'.



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