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This cartoon contrasts the character and
accomplishments of the 1872 rivals for the presidency by depicting Ulysses S.
Grant as a giant Gulliver compared to the miniature stature of Horace Greeley
the Lilliputian. The artist's main message is the ingratitude of Greeley and
other Liberal Republicans toward Grant's indispensable role in preserving the
American republic. In Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels the title character
saves the Lilliputian people by destroying their enemy's fleet, only to have the
jealous and suspicious Lilliputians condemn him to death. |
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Warning
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