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A Buchanan Bibliography |
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Cartoons & Caricatures
about James Buchanan |
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Buck Chase of 1856, The. Philadelphia: J. Childs, 1856. |
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“Buck” Taking the “Pot”. c1856. |
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Democratic Platform, The. c1856. |
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Fancied Security, or the Rats on a Bender. c1856. |
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Folly of Secession, The. c1860. |
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Highly Unsuccessful Performance, by Dismal Jemmy. New York: Currier & Ives,
c1860. |
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Little Bo-Peep and Her Foolish Sheep. Strong’s
Dime Caricatures. —No. 2. New York: T. W. Strong, 1861. |
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Maurer, Louis. The “Ostend Doctrine,” Practical Democrats
Carrying out the Principle. New York: Currier & Ives, 1854. |
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Modern Belshazzar, The. Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before. King Buchanan Sees the “Handwriting on the Wall”—the
Doom of the Great Democracy. c1860. |
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Political “Blondins” Crossing Salt River. New York: Currier & Ives,
1860. |
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Shall I Vote for Ten Cents a Day? Philadelphia: I. Childs, 1856. |
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South Carolina’s “Ultimatum”. New York: Currier & Ives,
1861. |
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Storming the Castle, “Old Abe” on Guard. New York: Currier & Ives,
1860. |
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Wanted, by the “United Democracy,” a Long Pull, a Strong
Pull, and a Pull Altogether. c1856. |
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Woolf, Michael Angelo. Our National Bird as It Appeared
When Handed to James Buchanan, March 4, 1857. The Identical Bird as It
Appeared, A.D.
1861. New York: Thomas W. Strong. 1861. |
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