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Just another UMW Blogs weblog. April 2nd, 2009. These are two drawings by Thomas Nast that were published in the August 5, 1865 edition of Harpers Weekly. Unlike some of Nasts other drawings, these did not appear with a related article. The second picture depicts. An African-American who has lost a large portion his right leg. The image brings up the question of what should be done with the newly freed and the ex-Confederates. Thomas Nast was a strong Lincoln supporter and an opponent to slavery.
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Just another UMW Blogs weblog. April 2nd, 2009. These are two drawings by Thomas Nast that were published in the August 5, 1865 edition of Harpers Weekly. Unlike some of Nasts other drawings, these did not appear with a related article. The second picture depicts. An African-American who has lost a large portion his right leg. The image brings up the question of what should be done with the newly freed and the ex-Confederates. Thomas Nast was a strong Lincoln supporter and an opponent to slavery.CONTENT
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