Charles Dickens: How much longer are we English to assist foreign nations in misunderstand us, by holding up that ridiculous lay-figure o

How much longer are we English to assist foreign nations in misunderstand us, by — Charles Dickens

How much longer are we English to assist foreign nations in misunderstand us, by holding up that ridiculous lay-figure of our race known by the style and title of John Bull?

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