World History Archive HDD
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The sportsman upset by the recoil of his own gun' Lincoln (1809-1865) is portrayed as meek and ineffectual in his prosecution of the war. In a wooded scene Lincoln, here in the character of an Irish sportsman in knee-breeches, discharges his blunderbuss at a small bird 'C.S.A.' (Confederate States of America). The bird, perched in a tree at left, is unhurt, but Lincoln falls backward vowing, 'Begorra, if ye wor at this end o' th' gun, ye wouldn't flap yer wings that way, ye vill'in!' At right Secretary of War Stanton, who has the body of a dog, barks, 'Bow-wow.'
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World History Archive HDD
2015-03-22
EAST NEWS
Image Asset Management
World History Archive
WHA_051_0067
1,13MB
26cm x 21cm by 300dpi
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