And Now To Put An End To The War by Luther Daniels Bradley

Ink cartoon of a figure in a wide hat on a cart with cannon crackers and toy pistols, labeled From U.S., in tall grass.

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A satirical cartoon titled And Now To Put An End To The War by Luther Daniels Bradley, dated 1899, shows a figure in a wide-brimmed hat seated on a cart labeled My Capitol, handling a toy pistol. Bundles of cannon crackers marked From U.S. and a bucket of toy pistols sit beside him, while a figure in the background raises a cannon cracker amid tall grass.

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1899

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