The god of trade tied up by Thomas Nast

Pen-and-ink cartoon by Thomas Nast of a bound winged-hat figure beside a pig, with signs about trade, ruin and Congress.

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A pen-and-ink political cartoon by Thomas Nast titled The god of trade tied up. A winged-hat figure, bound with rope, sits beside a pig while a hand reaches toward it, with signs reading Bankruptcy & Ruin, No Market, and The Greatest Relief by an Act of Congress: Its Adjournment. The caption beneath reads Stagnation can not be relieved by an act of Congress.

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