Love me, Love my dogs.

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Date:January - December 1918 (c.)

Description:A cartoon from the Birmingham Mail, December 11 1918. This cartoon mocks the Labour candidate for Ladywood, John, William Kneeshaw, for his pacifist beliefs and accuses him of being "anti-English".

Newscuttings, Elections (Parliamentary) 1918-1922. Page 43.

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Love me, Love my dogs.

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