Fun
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Title (and subtitle)
Fun
Description
Satirical weekly magazine founded in 1861 and was one of Punch's most important rivals. The magazine targeted the lower-middle class and sustained "a combination of serious political commentary and innovative graphic modes over several decades" (DNCJ).
Date Available
1861-1901
editor
The magazine was founded by H. J. Byron. His successor, Tom Hood, was one of the most important editors and worked for the magazine for over a decade (DNCJ).
Linked resources
| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
 Woman Suffrage |
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 Front Page Fun |
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 Women's Rights - and Wrongs |
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 To those down with the "Demon." |
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 "To those down with the "Demon."" Full Page |
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| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Fun Vol. LXV No. 1658 | Issue | |
 Fun, Volume L, Issue 1276 |
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| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
 "Woman's Rights" |
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 "A Soothing Discovery" |
Author | Text |
 "Predictions for 1888" |
Author | Text |
 "Dots By The Way" - full page |
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 "Dots By The Way" |
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