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Colored political cartoon: John Bull gestures at a monument with Britannia while Uncle Sam looks away beneath Philippine Comp

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A chromolithographic cartoon shows John Bull in a red coat and top hat gesturing toward a classical monument topped by a seated Britannia with a lion and the British flag. Around the monument's base, sculpted female figures labeled for India, Canada, Egypt, Australia and other lands are inscribed with the word Civilization. Uncle Sam, in a striped coat and hat, stands at the right beneath clouds reading Philippine Complications. Udo Keppler, 1899, published as a print.

Museum record: Library of Congress