"The thirty-ninth volume of "Punch, or the London Sharivari" magazine for 1914 offers its readers a sharp satirical view of the events of the time. The publication was very popular in its time for its sharpness, irony and sharp sense of humor. In it, the authors did not limit themselves critiqued politics and society, but also satirized fashions, trends and events in London and the world. This book is an important source for the study of early 20th-century history and culture, and it also delights with its sharp humor and unbridled energy."