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Today there, Tyrant here-Mr. Nast has caught the idea.
Thomas Nast
1895
Our Flag. The Fourth of July, 1864
Thomas Nast
July 16, 1864
Governor Tilden's Democratic "Wolf (Gaunt and Hungry") and the Goat (Labor).
Thomas Nast
September 9, 1876
Governor Tilden's Democratic "Wolf (Gaunt and Hungry") and the Goat (Labor).
Thomas Nast
September 9, 1876
"The Promised Land," As Seen from the Dome of Saint Peter's, Rome.
Thomas Nast
October 1, 1870
A Box Stew; Or, An Enviable Position.
Thomas Nast
September 9, 1876
Reducing the US Army Again--Let All Savages Rejoice.
Thomas Nast
October 25, 1879
Apropos.
Thomas Nast
February 16, 1878
The Plank: Hitting the Nail on the Head.
Thomas Nast
October 23, 1875
A Truce--Not a Compromise, But a Chance for High-toned Gentlemen to Retire Gracefully from Their Very Civil Declarations of War.
Thomas Nast
February 17, 1877
No Church Need Apply.
Thomas Nast
May 8, 1875
Too Much of a Good Thing.
Thomas Nast
August 19, 1871
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