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| Lincoln and the Republicans |
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 | | "An Heir to the Throne"
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Library of Congress
Date: c1860
Cartoonist: Louis Maurer |
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 | | "Et Tu, Greeley?"
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Vanity Fair
Date: June 2, 1860, p. 361
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Slaughter of Seward”
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Campaign Plain Dealer
Date: July 7, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Hoyt |
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 | | “Chief of the Wigwam”
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Campaign Plain Dealer
Date: July 21, 1860, p. 4
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “Black Republican Argument”
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Pennsylvania Statesman
Date: October 20, 1860, p. 1
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The State of the Case”
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Wide-Awake Pictorial
Date: November 1, 1860, p. 2
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “A Western Luminary”
Topic: Lincoln and the Republicans
Source: Wide-Awake Pictorial
Date: November 1, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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| Stephen Douglas and the Democrats |
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 | | "Our Political Snake-Charmer"
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: Vanity Fair
Date: February 11, 1860, p. 105
Cartoonist: George Wevill (engraver) |
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 | | "Harmony at the Convention"
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: Vanity Fair
Date: June 30, 1860, p. 7
Cartoonist: John McLenan |
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 | | “Ho! For Salt River!”
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: The Rail Splitter (Cincinnati)
Date: August 29, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Thee Jones |
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 | | “Douglas at Cincinnati”
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: The Rail Splitter (Cincinnati)
Date: October 3, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “Our Portrait Gallery—No. 16”
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: The Rail Splitter (Chicago)
Date: October 6, 1860, p. 1
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Handwriting on the Wall…”
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: Frank Leslie’s Budget of Fun
Date: November 1, 1860, p. 9
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Prodigal Son”
Topic: Stephen Douglas and the Democrats
Source: Wide-Awake Pictorial
Date: November 1, 1860, p. 5
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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| Republicans and Democrats |
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 | | "Taking the Stump"
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Library of Congress
Date: c1860
Cartoonist: Louis Maurer (?) |
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 | | "The Political Game of Bluff"
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Vanity Fair
Date: May 12, 1860, p. 313
Cartoonist: Henry Louis Stephens (illustrator) / George Wevill (engraver) |
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 | | untitled [Black Draught]
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Frank Leslie’s Budget of Fun
Date: August 1, 1860, p. 9 (top)
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “Columbia and Her Suitors”
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Frank Leslie’s Budget of Fun
Date: August 1, 1860, p. 9 (bottom)
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Great Political Juggle”
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: The Rail Splitter (Cincinnati)
Date: August 1, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Great Political Race!”
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: The Rail Splitter (Cincinnati)
Date: August 22, 1860, p. 3
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “The Presidential Pot-Pie”
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Frank Leslie’s Budget of Fun
Date: October 15, 1860, p. 8
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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 | | “Great Fall Races 1860”
Topic: Republicans and Democrats
Source: Strong’s Campaign Pictorial
Date: November 1860, p. 1
Cartoonist: Unknown |
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