Which clapper by Udo Keppler (1911)

Colour cartoon of a crowned Monopoly figure atop a giant bell, with workers pulling clappers labeled Protection, Free Trade,

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A 1911 political cartoon by Udo Keppler titled Which clapper shows a large bell inscribed with Liberty and Autocracy, with a seated figure wearing a crown labeled Monopoly resting on it. Crowds of small workers strain to pull ropes attached to cannon-like clappers labeled Protection, Free Trade, Woman Suffrage, The Oregon Idea, Socialism, and Tax Reform, while a lone figure swings a hammer at the scene.

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1911

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Mythology