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The Chinese Labour Corps handle explosives Arthur Wallis Mills Cartoons from Punch magazine

Officer (to NCO in charge of Chinese labour party), "I suppose these Chinks blow themselves up sometimes, don't they?" Corporal. "Oh, nothing to speak of, Sir - not near as much as they used to."

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Officer (to NCO in charge of Chinese labour party), "I suppose these Chinks blow themselves up sometimes, don't they?" Corporal. "Oh, nothing to speak of, Sir - not near as much as they used to."