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This Frank Bellew cartoon is an example of "waving the bloody
shirt"-the Republican attempt to link the Democratic party with secession
and the Confederate cause. The cartoonist uses an identical figure in his 1864
and 1868 comparison. The Confederate flag of the former has been exchanged for a
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Warning
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