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Mellini, Peter – Humanities, 1990
Compares John Bull and Uncle Sam as iconographic symbols, respectively personifying male images of the British and United States national characters. Recounts their origins, evolutions, and representative values, and includes cartoons depicting the evolution. Describes female counterparts: Britannia and Columbia/Liberty. (CH)
Descriptors: Cartoons, Cultural Images, European History, Folk Culture
