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McKinley after Harrison's Defeat Mr. McKinley after Harrison's defeat in 1892.... |
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Mortgage How the mortgage generally terminates.... |
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Napoleon III and Otto von Bismarck Napoleon III and Otto von Bismarck during the Franco-Prussian War. Louis Napoleon as the friend of Death.... |
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Nast and Waterson in Jersey The meeting of Nast and Watterson in central Jersey.... |
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Nast Cartooned by Puck Nast cartooned by Puck in 1880. Nast: "I went through that Ring in 1873, but I can't go through it again. I am not that kind of a Jim Nast."... |
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Nast Drawing Caricatures Thomas Nast drawing caricatures.... |
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Nast Shoos Herald Insect Nast shoos away the Herald insect while a caricature of the "Caesar Ghost," a caricature of a caricature, appears on the blackboard near at hand.... |
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Nast Writing with a Feather Pen Thomas Nast writing with a feather pen and ink.... |
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Nast's First Caricature In January of 1863, Harper's Weekly published Nast's first caricature cartoon - a boy frightening John Bull with the cry of "Here Comes General Butler!" - the latter having been denounced as "a brute"... |
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National Bankruptcy Steps The first step towards national bankruptcy. Stanley Matthew's 1878 resolution to pay the national debt off with silver coinage.... |
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Native American's Exclusion from Franchise Nast depicts the criticism of Native American's exclusion from franchise by the caption "move on!". "Has the Native American no rights that the naturalized American is bound to respect? The other nati... |
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New Year's Hope New Year's jump with hope wins again.... |
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New York Election of 1879 The New York Election of 1879 of rival Democratic factions who were Kelly and Robinson, both emerge defeated.... |
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New York New Board of Education Nast shows New York corruption as Tammany Ring orders the Board of Education to destroy all Harper's textbooks. The New Board of Education, sowing the seed with an eye to the harvest.... |
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New York Treasury Empty Nast depicts New York corruption with the New York City Treasury, empty to the workmen and the four masters who emptied it.... |
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New York Under Tweed's Thumb Nast depicts New York corruption with New York under Tweed's thumb. "The Boss - 'well, what are you going to do about it?'"... |
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New York's Future A prophecy of 1881 of New York's future in a few years.... |
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No Registry Law Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicts the no registry law and the Tammany police.... |
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Non Importation Act Newspapers and speakers especially condemned the "land embargo" — the cutting-off trade with Canada. The trade so suddenly thrown into confusion by it was represented in a caricature by a bewild... |
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NY Tribune and NY Herald New York Tribune joins New York Herald on the third term hobby horse of anti-Grant editorials.... |
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Omnibus Bill of 1850 The illustration contains an explanation of the Omnibus Bill or Compromise of 1850. Although one bill, it contains amendments to many laws. This is shown by one cart carrying many things.... |
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Peace and Justice Return to Joint High Commission Peace and Justice return to the Joint High Commission.... |
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Perry, Oliver Hazard Political Cartoon A political cartoon discussing Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, an officer in the United States Navy.... |
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Pocock Farm-house View of the farm-house of Jacob Pocock, near Bath, England, the second training place of the "Bencia Boy," which he was again obliged to leave on account of a complaint being lodged against him before... |
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Pocock Farm-house View of the farm-house of Jacob Pocock, near Bath, England, the second training place of the "Bencia Boy," which he was again obliged to leave on account of a complaint being lodged against him before... |
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