Wilkes Booth the second by Thomas Nast (1868)

Engraving of a seated man reading a paper as a dagger-armed figure and a masked man lurk beside a paneled doorway.

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A wood engraving titled Wilkes Booth the Second, made by Thomas Nast in 1868. A bearded man seated at a desk reads a sheet headed with the phrase "With malice towards none and charity for all," while a crouched figure with a dagger peers around a paneled doorway and a second figure with a masked, bandaged face stands behind him with a blade at his waist. A framed portrait hangs on the wall above.

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