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William Tell.
MNY145293 
William Tell.
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William Tell.
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"I will not ask to press that cheek."
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Freedom to the Slaves.  Proclaimed January 1st 1863, by Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. "Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof."  Lev. XXV.10.
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William Tell.
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Why don't yer come along?
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Blood Will Tell.
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Off His Nut.  "Gracious Massy, I'se struck de comet!"
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A sweel sport on a buffalo hunt. Aw - I say ! Don't see any buffalo !
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Snap Apple Night.  All Hallow Eve.
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An Ice Cream Racket - Freezing In.  "Oh dat lubly cream! seems as I could nebber git enuff!"
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A howling swell - with his scalp in danger. "Aw!  I don't want to hunt Injuns anymore, I want to go home ! "
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All Broke Up.
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Which donkey shall i take?
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An Obdurate Mule, - Going Back on the Parson.  "Now den all togedder and sumfin's got ter come."
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This Man Forgot to Shut the Door!
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Blood will tell.
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Remember the Sabbath - Day, to Keep it Holy.
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The Sinking of the "Cumberland" by the Iron Clad "Merrimac," Off Newport News Va. March 8th 1862.  The "Cumberland" went down with all her Flags flying: _ destroyed, but not conquered. _ Her gallant C
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"T'were vain to tell thee all i feel." 
Location Museum of the City of New York/New York, NY/USA
Unique Identifier MNY145140 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 5500px × 4195px 
Photo Credit The Museum of the City of New York / Art Resource, NY 
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