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The grand occasion of the century.
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The grand occasion of the century.
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1874
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Bacchus drowns more than Neptune.
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1874
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King Death's distribution of prizes -- Bacchus takes the first premium...
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1870
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History repeats itself.
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1877
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Atlas universel // [Universal atlas].
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1757
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The god of trade tied up.
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1840-1902
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Mercury going down.
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1840-1902
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Evening Post, p. 8: The coming presidential election is not to be foug...
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1888
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The judgment of Paris.
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1784-1859
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4--00,000 more.
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1876
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[Sea-nymph and Putti beside Poseidon, in the ocean].
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1620-1699
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The "practical politician," the curse of our country.
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1886
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What the Republicans want to keep up. What the Democrats want to put d...
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1840-1902
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Red hot!.
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1872
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Cronin "organized himself." Sketched from descriptions of newspaper re...
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1877
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The chap that closes many a good establishment.
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1871
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Growing more and more transparent.
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1885
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The "dirty shirt" assuming colossal proportions, while the "bloody" is...
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1885
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The practical politician's report.
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1886
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Real free trade with a vengeance!.
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1840-1902
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If the Tariff Commission would only step in and solve some of these ri...
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1882
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In the name of liberty, why don't U.S. uniform the tax-collectors?.
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1878
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The bundlers. New York, July 4.
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1868
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What I know about farming.
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1871
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Seymour says that the nomination "had plunged him into a sea of troubl...
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1868
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Give me another horse -- and bind up my wounds [copy 1].
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1868
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The plumed knight.
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1880
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Give me another horse -- and bind up my wounds [copy 2].
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1868
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What kept them from the polls.
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1885
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Columbia lays aside her laurels to mourn at the burning of her birthpl...
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1872
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The motion to adjourn was carried. No wonder the Republican Senate was...
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1840-1902
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Not for sale.
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1878
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The necessity of the period -- "to make both ends meet".
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1869
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The workingman's mite.
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1871
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Highway boycotting.
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1886
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The lion and the lamb.
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1876
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The self inflicted epidemic now raging.
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1891
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A warning to the United States Senate.
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1873
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The fat and the lean issue.
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1840-1902
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Evening Post, p. 10: It is a fact, that the manufacturers of the Unite...
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1888
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A political "tie-up".
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1886
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Something is rotten in the state of -- Louisiana. So say we all of us.
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1874
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A warning to Republicans.
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1871
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How the copperheads obtain their votes [copy 1].
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1864
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The part of the Administration that feels very much indorsed.
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1885
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Cheap food a blessing.
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1885
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Evening Post, p. 10: . . . If I had my way about it, I would put the m...
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1888
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Evening Post, p. 10: . . . so at the call of the League vast armies ha...
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1888
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Evening Post, p. 9: The Republican League desires to bring you face to...
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1888
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Les Cosaques en bonne fortune // [The Cossacks in good fortune].
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1815
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Whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad.
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1878
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His ultimatum, "I must look big".
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1840-1902
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Uncle Sam's position.
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1877
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Inmates of glass churches.
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1871
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Reconstruction. It is hard to tell one from the other.
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1874
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Put yourself in his place.
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1871
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How the copperheads obtain their votes [copy 2].
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1864
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Another Civil-Service outrage.
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1885
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Anything to beat Grant!.
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1872
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A warning to the howling, greedy dogs.
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1885
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Evening Post, p. 9: Relieving Uncle Sam is characterized as a "Free-Tr...
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1888
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Those foreign savages.
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1886
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Evening Post, p. 9: The direct issue.
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1888
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The bar of death's double tax! Drink to fill!!!.
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1898
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You are getting too big for your cradle.
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1873
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Carl is "disgusted with American politics".
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1872
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Relieving ("Bayonet") guard.
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1879
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Paper politics. "Cleveland & collapse.".
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1892
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Harrison----"There! Take it, and run it to suit yourselves!".
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1889
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Into the jaws of Death.
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1882
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Another attempted assassination of character.
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1898
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Nevermore.
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1885
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Our constant traveling companion.
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1871
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The carpet-baggers. Chicago, May 20.
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1868
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What H. G. knows about thraeshing.
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1872
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Why the nigger is not fit to vote.
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1868
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The trusts in the "Ko-Ko" nut.
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1840-1902
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The magnetic boss of all--and Harrison too or bust.
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1840-1902
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Senator Mahone "in the saddle again".
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1885
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Leucothoe, charmed with the beauty of Apollo yields without resistance...
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1775
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Women will never be statesmen.
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1880
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Inspecting the kitchen.
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1885
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Practical political platform makers.
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1885
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Andy still lives, and is at his old tricks.
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1873
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Boom!!! -- so near, and yet so far.
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1880
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Circumstances alter cases.
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1872
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Evening Post, p. 8: The frying pan.
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1888
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His own avenue will be well paved.
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1886
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The plumb of it.
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1886
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The emancipator of labor and the honest working-people.
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1874
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