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Andrew Johnson|Schulyer Colfax Jr.|Benjamin Franklin Butler|Thaddeus Stevens|Ulysses S. Grant|The American News Co.|Currier & Ives

Fate of the Radical Party

1868
Lithograph
22.3 × 29 cm (8.8 × 11.4 in)

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