A Pretty Tough Mouthful to Swallow, 1899
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- Box 2, Folder 3
- Scope and content:
bound issue from October 11, 1899; Vol XLVI, no. 1179. Lithographs address Paul Kruger, president of the South African Republic, defending South Africa against Britain; William Jennings Bryan, John P. Jones, and Arthur Gorman and the "Free Silver" movement. Lithographs include "A Pretty Tough Mouthful to Swallow" (title page; shows the British Lion wearing a helmet, circling Paul Kruger who appears as a South African porcupine. Kruger's back is covered with bayonets, deterring the British Lion who is unable to approach Kruger); "Democracy's Plight" (shows William Jennings Bryan, John Jones, and Arthur Gorman gazing at a large menacing genie carrying a sword labeled "Free Silver." George Vest is cowering before the giant and attempting to hide beside the genie's urn)
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