Cartoons from Punch magazine by Bernard Partridge
For Law and Order. Lord Willingdon. "And now to hear the REAL voice of India." (Mahatma Gandhi is locked up by Lord Willingdon while he plans Indian Constitutional Reform in a political and democratic form)
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