The First World War depicted as a dog fight

A 'serio-comic' map of Europe, depicting the Great War as a dogfight with the British bulldog, French poodle and Belgian Griffon on one side and the German dachshund and 'Austrian Mongrel' on the other. Elsewhere the canine theme is abandoned: Tsar Nicholas is depicted behind the wheel of a steamroller that is crushing the Austrian's tail. This is a scarce printing in French of the famous ''Hark! Hark! The Dogs Do Bark!'' satire, designed for publishers by an unknown artist, accompanied by a translation of a text by Walter Emanuel. Emanuel, a lapsed solicitor, wrote several children's books with canine themes: his 'A Dog Day or The Angel in the House' (1902) and 'Dogs of War' (1906) were illustrated by Cecil Aldin.