Image: Herbert Henry Asquith Vanity Fair 17 March 1910

Description: Caricature of Herbert Henry Asquith. Caption read "A Great Orator".
Title: Herbert Henry Asquith Vanity Fair 17 March 1910
Credit: Published in Vanity Fair, 17 March 1910. This version from City College of New York collection. Downloaded from http://www.flickr.com/photos/26746018@N03/3586464554
Author: "XIT" (anonymous)
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