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Thomas Nast

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    The Republican League desires to bring you face to face (1888)

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    The ‘short’ boys (1873)

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    The necessity of the period — ‘to make both ends meet’ (1869)

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    He who practices His teaching is crucified

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    The dead beat (1871)

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    The wearing of the green (1871)

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    The day after. The boy who had a very pleasant Fourth (1878)

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    Thrown completely into the shade (1871)

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    United Italy (1871)

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    Whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad (1878)

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    The American River Ganges (1871)

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    The Franklin Statue (1890)

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    Our friends, the enemy (1884)

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    The British lion disarmed (1868)

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    The last of LL.D. Russell the prophet (1862)

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    The self inflicted epidemic now raging (1891)

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    Andrew Johnson (1873)

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    Reveille in camp — 5 a.m (1863)

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    Inspecting the kitchen (1885)

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    Not a bailable case (1871)

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    Keeping the money where it will do most good (1873)

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    Amphitheatrum Johnsonian — Massacre of the innocents at New Orleans, July 30, 1866 (1867)

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    Never Did Care For Christian Enlightenment

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    The fox and the grapes (1872)

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