Bengough, J.W. (John Wilson), 1851-1923
Bengough, J. W. 1851-1923
John Wilson Bengough Canadian cartoonist and politician (1851-1923)
Bengough, J. W. (John Wilson)
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Canadian cartoonist and politician (1851-1923)
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Works
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| Bengough's popular readings, original and select, no. 1. |
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| The breach of promise trial : Bardell v. Pickwick ; adapted from "The Pickwick Papers" of Charles Dickens |
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| Bunthorne abroad, or, The lass that loved a pirate |
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| A caricature history of Canadian politics : events from the union of 1841, as illustrated by cartoons from "Grip" and various other sources |
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| Cartoons of the campaign : Dominion of Canada general elections, 1900 |
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| The charge at Batoche : descriptive song |
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| The decline and fall of Keewatin; or, The free-trade redskins. A satire. |
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| The epistles o' Hugh Airlie [i.e. J. Kerr Lawson] (formely o' Scotland, presently conneckit wi' Tam Tamson's warehoose in Toronto |
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| Flapdoodle : a political encyclopaedia and manual for public men |
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| The gin mill primer : a book of easy reading lessons for children of all ages, especially for boys who have votes |
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| The Grip cartoons, 1875-: |
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| Grip (Toronto, Ont.) |
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| He'll forgive thee, he'll receive thee |
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| The humorous side of Canadian history : read before the Canadian Club of New York |
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| Meighen at Stirling |
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| Motley : verses grave and gay |
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| The prohibition Aesop : a book of fables |
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| Rink Music Hall, Ottawa : impromptu caricatures : "pleasantries of public life" : Bengough, cartoonist of Canada's comic paper, Grip, has the honor of announcing that on Saturday even'g, May 2nd, 1874, he will deliver his unique and mirthful lecture ... |
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| Thy bottle : from a speech |
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| The up-to-date primer : a first book of lessons for little political economists, in words of one syllable with pictures |
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| Wandering child, come home : sacred song |
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| Who says that British blood grows tame |
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| The whole-hog book, or, A dry subject made juicy |
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