Abraham Lincoln & 19th Century American History Cartoons
by Theresa (T-) McCracken
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History Cartoon 2622: Great Moments in Computer History: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address being reduced to 4 nanoseconds.
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Parking Cartoon 8288: Cowboys going by stacked wagons say, “Parking is always such a problem in this town."
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History Cartoon 3443: "The schoolhouse where Mason and Dixon as boys drew their first lines." Boys sit in a one-room school house drawing squiggly lines.
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History Cartoon 4644: "Little Known Scenes From History: Alexander Graham Bell in prison inventing the phone so he can make his one call after being arrested."
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Pioneer Cartoon 9157: A woman on the Moon in a Conestoga wagon says to her husband, "I told you we took a wrong trail at the Oregon/Idaho border, but NO, you wouldn't stop and ask for directions."
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Western Cartoon 8842: A pioneers in a covered wagon says, "We lose three hours on this trip. Suppose we'll suffer from wagon lag?"
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Lincoln Cartoon 5488: Lawyer to clerk with Abraham Lincoln standing next to him, "No, no. I told you to look for a precedent."
Christmas Cartoon 0743: "A child's confusion in Washington D.C." A kid sits on Lincoln's lap at the memorial where he's wearing a Santa Claus hat.
Parking Cartoon 8265: "Life in cities before towing ordinances were enacted." Model Ts and other old cars are heaped on one another in front of a parking meter.
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