HOW TO WORK THE ENGLISHMAN scheme that represents at the center the stereotypical fat dominant Englishman; with cigar and whip; surrounded by the subjects of the Empire which "are condemned as slaves digging in the mines or in the equatorial forests because British industrialists can accumulate wealth". Are presented elements of the local workforce; mostly black people; with a comment didascalic of the product and of the place. Ivory: Tanganyika; products of the soil: Canada; wood industries: Canada; pearls: Ceylon; mineral products: Southern Africa; cotton: Sudan; coal: Rhodesia; gold: Transvaal; Canada; Australia. Illustration caricature from brochure "Why fight"; created and disseminated by the press and propaganda of the National Fascist Party (see also # 36798; # 36090 - # 36098; # 16310; # 16311); Rome 1940.