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“W. J. B.: ‘Say, Debs…”

Topic:
Theodore Roosevelt: Radical and King

Source:
Harper's Weekly

Cartoonist:
Edward Windsor Kemble

Date:
September 21, 1912, p. 9

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This Harper’s Weekly cartoon depicts the leftward movement of Progressive Party presidential nominee Theodore Roosevelt by picturing him stealing the political clothes of populist Democrat William Jennings Bryan and Socialist Eugene Debs.

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