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Colored cartoon: Uncle Sam offers flowers to Canada while a Tory and a trusts figure pull at them.

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Flirtation under difficulties, John Samuel Pughe (1904), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A colored political cartoon shows Uncle Sam offering a bouquet labeled Reciprocity to a fur-clad figure representing Canada, while a Tory figure pulls her back by a fur stole and a trusts figure holds Uncle Sam's sleeve. The rocks marked High Protection separate the American and Canadian shores. The print is titled Flirtation under difficulties, made by John Samuel Pughe in 1904.

Museum record: Library of Congress