The fighters haven’t all the courage
Luther Daniels Bradley · 1853 - 1917
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A black-and-white political cartoon titled The fighters haven’t all the courage, by Luther Daniels Bradley, dated 1915. A robed figure holding a sign reading "Love and Good-Will" faces a group of crouched, caricatured men labeled Greed, Hate, Militarism, Jealousy, Preacher and Cruelty, with a skull and a bundled figure on the ground. The bracketed caption cites the President's note after the sinking of the Lusitania, dated May 13, 1915.
