Interwar Churchill Cartoons from Punch magazine

Disarmament And The Man.
Mr Winston Churchill (late Minister of War by Land and Sea). "Of course my true genius is bellicose; but if they INSIST on my representing my country at the Washington Conference I must make the sacrifice." (an Interwar carton showing Churchill dressed as Nelson with a dove of peace on his telescope while surrounded by portraits of Nelson, Napoleon and a bust of the God of War with Prussian head)

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Disarmament And The Man.<br />
Mr Winston Churchill (late Minister of War by Land and Sea). "Of course my true genius is bellicose; but if they INSIST on my representing my country at the Washington Conference I must make the sacrifice." (an Interwar carton showing Churchill dressed as Nelson with a dove of peace on his telescope while surrounded by portraits of Nelson, Napoleon and a bust of the God of War with Prussian head)