Bernard Partridge Cartoons from Punch magazine
One Good "Term" Suggests Another. Mr Amery. "Why shouldn't this other boundary question be settled over a glass of the 'Spirit of Locarno'?" The Turk. "Thank you - Mosul for me." [Mr Amery sits on the Irish Boundary while The Turk sits on the Iraq Boundary]
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