"The topics which are most commonly lampooned by caricaturists are the heat itself and shampooing, though the former is mostly a metaphor used in political cartoons…"

  
1. For example: Hydropathy; or, the cold water cure, as practised by Vincent Priessnitz at Graefenberg, Silesia, Austria / R T Claridge. — 3rd ed. — London : James Madden, 1842


  
2. 'Terrors of Turkish bathing' / drawings by George Luks Vanity Fair (Sep 1926) p.51



  
3. Edward Burne-Jones: the hidden humorist / John Christian. — British Museum, 2011



  
4. The Turkish bath: an antidote for the cravings of the drunkard / J.A. [ie, John Abel]. — (Dublin: Webb, 1859). — (Tracts on the drink question; no.1)


  
5. Bulgarian horrors and the question of the east / W E Gladstone. — London : John Murray; New York : Lovell, Adam, Wesson, 1876


  
6. Disraeli / Robert Blake. — London : Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1966. — p.598



  
7. The annotated Alice: Alice in Wonderland & Through the looking-glass / Lewis Carroll; illustrated by John Tenniel; with an introduction and notes by Martin Gardner. — London : Anthony Blond, 1960. — p.288

  
8. The Punch Brotherhood: table talk and print culture in mid-Victorian London / Patrick Leary. — London : British Library, 2010. — p.41



  
9. Edward Linley Sambourne's Diaries 1882-1910 are downloadable from the Leighton House Museum website.



  
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