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Our Nineteenth-Century American Museum. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. April 3rd, 2009. This is an image of a political cartoon by Thomas Nast. This painting is from Thomas Nast’s Grand Caricaturama. This was a collection depicting American History, which depicts both actual historical figures and symbolic ones as well. It was one of five surviving paintings, in a collection of 33. This particular painting was published in 1867. The cavalier is symbolically kicking them back into slavery. This was all po...

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Our Nineteenth-Century American Museum. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. April 2nd, 2009. Http:/ www.lva.virginia.gov/whoweare/exhibits/mitchell/miller.htm. The picture above described the lynching of Seay J. Miller in Kentucky. Ida B Wells did the article and possibly the picture for the. On August 26, 1893. During this time John Mitchell Jr. was in charge of the. The picture can be found today at the Library of Virginia website. The collection was created in order to show how the African-American com...

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Our Nineteenth-Century American Museum. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Lithograph of Charles Sumner. April 2nd, 2009. This lithograph is called I’m not to blame for being white, sir! The image is believed to have been created by Dominque C. Fabronius in 1862. The image was published in Boston by G.W. Cottrell. The image is a lithograph on wove paper and its dimensions are 30.2 x 22.3cm, and is currently being held at the Library of Congress. UMW Blogs Tags amst312. Theme: Ambiru by Phu.

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Our Nineteenth-Century American Museum. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. April 3rd, 2009. Those are the same stars, and that is the same moon, that look down upon your brothers and sisters, and which they see as they look up to them, though they are ever so far away from us, and each other. Isabella Baumfree was born a slave circa 1797 in New York. She had several owners. When she was owned by the Dumont family, she married Thomas who was also a slave. They had five children. The photograph of Sojourner Tr...

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Our Nineteenth-Century American Museum. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Horrid Massacre in Virginia. April 2nd, 2009. This image is a print of a woodcut summarizing the Nat Turner rebellion in Virginia. It was created in 1831 and it is unknown who the creator of the image is. It is housed in the library of congress rare book and special collections department. The link for its information page gives its exact location in the library, as well as where it came from, here. 8211;and he too represented to them...

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