Punch,  59 (1870), 115.

On the Moors  [1/2]

C K *

Genre:

Illustration, Drollery, Serial

Relevant illustrations:

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Illustrators:

C K *

Subjects:

Military Technology, Hunting, Progress


    Shows two Scottish gamekeepers and a hunter on a highland moor. One of them stands before a mitrailleuse (a breach-loading machine gun), which he aims into the distance. The caption explains that much to the 'disgust' of the keepers, the hunter, 'Mr. Snapwincke, who has a view to a "Big Bag" of his moor in as short a time as possible [...] can't see why you should shut your eyes to the advance of science' and builds the new weapon 'on a principle of his own'.


See also:

PU1/59/11/4


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