Why he is happy by Charles Jay Taylor (1897)

Colored 1897 caricature of a grinning uniformed rider on a white horse beside a bomb labeled Dissatisfaction and a burning co

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A colored caricature titled "Why he is happy" by Charles Jay Taylor, dated 1897, shows a grinning uniformed rider in a plumed helmet and sash on a white horse. A smoking bomb labeled "Dissatisfaction" and a burning building on the shore appear beside him, with the words "Greco-Turkish War" in the sky.

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1897

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