John Bull

This book is a witty and entertaining satire of English society and politics, written by one of the most popular playwrights of the Georgian era. It pokes fun at the follies and foibles of the English upper classes, while also celebrating their resilience and humor. With its clever wordplay and hilarious characters, this play is a classic of English literature.
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