Where Could the Alabama Matter Lead - German-American Fantasy in Two Hemispheres
Sahib · 1847-1919
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Why is this public domain? Sahib died in 1919; this work is in the public domain.
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This satirical print shows two circular world maps side by side, one with the United States and one with Prussia and Europe, populated by caricatured figures, ships, balloons and allegorical women. A seated helmeted female figure and a Prussian eagle banner appear above the maps, and the caption text in French comments on the Alabama dispute.
