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King Andrew the First political cartoon broadside, circa 1832

A caricature of Andrew Jackson as a King wearing royal dress, a veto slip in his hand and a scepter in the other as he stands on top of torn pieces of the Unites States constitution and the "Internal Improvements of the U.S. Bank."  Below, is a list of attacks towards Jackson with the...

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Date:1832
Alternate Date:Circa 1832
Call Number:Ab [1832]-1
Format: Electronic
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Political cartoons
Copyright:Public Domain
Online Access:https://digitallibrary.hsp.org/index.php/Detail/objects/4913
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title King Andrew the First political cartoon broadside, circa 1832
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description A caricature of Andrew Jackson as a King wearing royal dress, a veto slip in his hand and a scepter in the other as he stands on top of torn pieces of the Unites States constitution and the &quot;Internal Improvements of the U.S. Bank.&quot;&nbsp; Below, is a list of attacks towards Jackson with the final question, &quot;Shall he reign over us, Or shall the PEOPLE RULE?&quot;<br /> <br /> This cartoon probably dates to 1832 but possibly 1833. &nbsp;It is a lithographic broadside.
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