
Speeches by W.M. Evarts
James Albert Wales · 1852-1886
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Why is this public domain? James Albert Wales died in 1886; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen-and-ink caricature shows a man with exaggerated features pointing outward while unrolling a long scroll covered in handwritten lines. Beside him a large curved cabinet bears the inscription "Speeches by W.M. Evarts," and bookshelves line the left edge. The work is titled Speeches by W.M. Evarts and attributed to James Albert Wales.


















