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Cut behind! ("All the world's a stage").
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1874
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Two great questions.
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1871
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The same tunes by another fiddle will sound as sweet [copy 2].
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1872
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The same tunes by another fiddle will sound as sweet [copy 1].
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1872
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Shadows of forthcoming events.
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1870
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The "brains".
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1871
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Under the thumb.
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1871
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The new Democratic Party whip -- whipping into line.
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1872
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The new organ- (we beg the Tribune's pardon) -ization on its "new depa...
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1872
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New York excelsior.
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1870
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That's what's the matter.
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1871
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The rehearsal.
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1871
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What are you laughing at? To the victor belong the spoils. [copy 2].
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1871
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What are you laughing at? To the victor belong the spoils. [copy 1].
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1871
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Wholesale and retail.
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1871
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What the honest "N.Y. Tribune," which is not an organ, does to Democra...
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1872
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A Greek vase that will be exhumed some day from the ruins of New York.
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1886
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Gross irregularity not "fraudulent".
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1871
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Make room for the leper.
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1871
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The boss still has the reins.
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1871
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Tweedledee and Sweedledum.
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1871
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The sympathetic sheriff.
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1873
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The baptism of fire.
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1871
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It's love that makes the world turn round.
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1870
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The new board of education.
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1871
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"The pirates," under false colors. -- Can they capture the ship of sta...
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1872
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The third-term panic [copy 2].
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1874
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The third-term panic [copy 1].
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1874
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The dead beat.
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1871
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The best of friends must part.
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1877
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Brains for sale cheap as we have so much on hand.
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1885
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Princip-als, not men -- a lawyer pleading for his "client".
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1875
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Going through the form of universal suffrage.
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1871
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Too thin!.
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1871
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Next!.
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1871
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The city treasury.
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1871
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The new horse plague.
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1871
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A group of vultures waiting for the storm to "blow over" -- "let us pr...
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1871
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The wearing of the green.
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1871
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The only thing they respect or fear.
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1871
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The only thing they respect or fear.
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1871
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The lion's share.
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1871
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The Tammany lords and their constituents.
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1871
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What H. G. knows about thraeshing.
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1872
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The new ring master. The ins and outs.
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1874
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Justice! [copy 2].
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1873
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Justice! [copy 1].
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1873
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Not a bailable case.
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1871
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Something that did blow over -- November 7, 1871.
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1871
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The power behind the throne.
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1870
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The arrest of "boss" Tweed -- another good joke.
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1871
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The key-note of the campaign.
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1872
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Which nobody can deny.
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1871
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What the people must do about it.
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1871
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Democratic companions (?) in arms.
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1875
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To whom it may concern.
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1871
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After the New-York election.
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1885
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The New York Tribune's "disclosures".
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1874
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A dog returneth to his vomit.
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1871
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How "to knock them higher than a kite".
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1871
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Out, damned spot! Out, I say!.
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1872
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Old Honesty among the ruins of Tammany.
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1872
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Stop, thief!.
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1871
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Tammany Hall will whip creation this fall.
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1873
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A dead failure.
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1874
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Some are born great, some achieve greatness.
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1871
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The would-be mayor preparing to quell a riot.
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1837
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An apology to the public (after the play).
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1871
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What the German Democrats have done about it.
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1871
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Something that will not "blow over."--July 11 and July 12, 1871.
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1871
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The meeting of the friends, City Hall Park.
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1863
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We fights mit sigel.
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1869
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The latest fashion.
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1876
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Bringing the thing home--(Dedicated to the Baltimore Convention).
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1872
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Our friends, the enemy.
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1884
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The New York Metropolitan Police. A pictorial analysis of the report t...
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1859
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The rivals.
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1871
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Our modern Falstaff reviewing his army [copy 1].
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1870
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Our mare still lives.
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1871
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The Tammany tiger loose -- "What are you going to do about it?".
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1871
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The glorious fourth.
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1871
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The prospect in New York.
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1876
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Every public question with an eye only to the public good.
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1873
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Senator Tweed in a new role.
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1870
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Ruins of the Merchant's Exchange, N.Y. After the destruction conflagra...
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1813-1888
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The political suicide of Peter "brains" Sweeny.
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1871
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St. Patrick's Day 1867.
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1867
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68,000 votes for Henry George in N.Y. City, and don't you forget it.
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1886
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Let the good work (house-cleaning) go on.
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1871
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Strike oil (Hunter's Point).
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1881
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