The Wit of the Day, Or the Humours of Westminster (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781023806831)

"The Wit of the Day, Or the Humours of Westminster" offers a fascinating glimpse into the heated political landscape of 18th-century England. This complete collection showcases the advertisements, hand-bills, puffs, paragraphs, squibs, songs, and ballads that fueled the remarkable contest for the city of Westminster in 1784. Experience firsthand the lively and often biting satire that characterized political discourse during this era. From clever advertisements to humorous ballads, this volume captures the spirit of the election campaign with wit and insight. A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of British history, political science, and literature, this book provides a unique window into the past.

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