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Allegorical engraving of Lady Liberty with an American flag, eagle, scales and sword amid a crowd, coins and broken chains.

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The outbreak of the rebellion in the United States 1861, Kimmel & Forster (1865), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A monochrome allegorical print showing a draped female figure holding an American flag beneath a perched eagle, while a second figure raises scales and a sword amid a crowded scene. Coins spill from a chest and chains lie broken on the ground as a crack splits the earth, with a snake coiled around a palm tree on the left. The Outbreak of the Rebellion in the United States 1861 by Kimmel & Forster, published 1865.