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"A Midsummer-Night's Dream" Nomination 2006.1.267
"Alexander and Diogenes" 2006.1.196
"An Unnecessary Burden"--President's Message 2006.1.303
"Any Thing for Revenge!"--A La Commune 2006.1.40
"Crescit Sub Pondere Virtus" 2006.1.161
"Dog - Days." 2006.1.90
"Et Tu, Brute?--Then Fall, Caesar." 2006.1.29
"Here We Are Again!" 2006.1.145
"Holy Murder!!!" 2006.1.119
"I Do Refer me to the Oracle"--Shakespeare 2006.1.234
"Ideal Money" 2006.1.150
"In My Mind's Eye" 2006.1.129
"Italians, Your First King is Dead" 2006.1.154
"Maddness (Yet there's Method in it)" 2006.1.130
"News" in Washington 2006.1.112
"Next Time" 2006.1.197
"Obey the Law of Necessity." 2006.1.72
"Put Yourself In His Place" 2006.1.15
"Seed That Bears Fruit" 2006.1.182
"Speak Out, or Resign" 2006.1.240
"The Best of Friends Must Part" 2006.1.142
"The Day We Celebrate" 2006.1.5
"The European Congress" 2006.1.192
"The Next Thing in Order" 2006.1.83
"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword." 2006.1.189
"There is Nothing Mean about US" 2006.1.84
"Tied to his Mother's Apron-Strings." 2006.1.26
"What Are You Going to Do About It?" 2006.1.34
"Words, Words, Words."--Shakespeare 2006.1.117
A Challenge to All Nations 2006.1.115
A Dead Failure 2006.1.86
A Dream Before and After Thanksgiving Dinner 2006.1.214
A Fable which is not all a Fable 2006.1.258
A Few Sketches 2006.1.110
A Georgia Hill 2006.1.134
A Hard Fish to Catch 2006.1.74
A High Old Tariff Time 2006.1.239
A Lesson in Greek 2006.1.283
A Step in the Right Direction 2006.1.85
A Tammany Rat 2006.1.98
A Too Short Vacation 2006.1.295
After Mother Country's Scalp 2006.1.294
Alonzo Garcelon Caesar I 2006.1.255
An Appeal to Marble 2006.1.205
An Eruption at Capitol Hill 2006.1.298
An Inflation Opinion 2006.1.88
An International Conference About Money 2006.1.174
An Old Family Quarrel 2006.1.265
Another "Respectable" Failure 2006.1.124
Another "Sore on the Body Politic" 2006.1.233
Another Fool's Errand! 2006.1.271
Apollo Amusing the Gods 2006.1.55
Apropos 2006.1.157
At His Post 2006.1.293
Attack on the Resumption Safe 2006.1.223
Awaiting Provocation 2006.1.170
Between Two Evils 2006.1.77
Between Two Fires 2006.1.290
Beware of Foreign Tramps 2006.1.256
Bismarck Has Reigned Again 2006.1.266
Bismarck's "After-Dinner" Speech 2006.1.201
Boom! - And Off It Went 2006.1.259
Both 2006.1.291
Both Sides of the Question 2006.1.9
Bringing the Thing Home. 2006.1.37
Brute Force 2006.1.227
Can He? 2006.1.158
Chained 2006.1.212
Cipher Mumm(er)y 2006.1.207
Confusedism 2006.1.175
Cur-Tail-Phobia 2006.1.141
Decoration-Day 2006.1.190
Defacing the Administration Sign 2006.1.284
Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori 2006.1.245
Earn More Than You Spend 2006.1.173
Eve After Adam's Death 2006.1.248
Even Tammany Schemes Draw the Line Somewhere 2006.1.242
February 22, 1876 2006.1.137
For the Good of the People 2006.1.155
Fulfill Your Promises 2006.1.168
Garibaldi at Rome--Time Works Wonders 2006.1.109
General Grants Sedan - ? 2006.1.263
General Lookout 2006.1.272
Give Them an Inch and They'll Take an Ell 2006.1.187
Giving U. S. Hail Columbia 2006.1.177
Hair Splitting Among Repudiators 2006.1.279
Halt, Cossack! --So Far, but No Farther! 2006.1.194
Hard (Up) Money Campaign 2006.1.270
Hash-Or, A Tale of Two Cities 2006.1.18
Hatching 2006.1.224
HELP! 2006.1.208
Ignis Fatuus 2006.1.6
In Search of Gold 2006.1.243
In the Matrimonial Market Again 2006.1.206
It is Ever Thus With Arbitrators 2006.1.200
It Is the Immediate Jewel of Her Soul. 2006.1.32
January 30, 1879 2006.1.221
Justice 2006.1.71
Justice Cheated Again and Again 2006.1.73
Lear (King of) England. 2006.1.238
Let Us Be Thankful 2006.1.89
Moral of the Russo-Turkish War 2006.1.198
More Food for the Cannibal Press 2006.1.113
More Secession Conspiracy 2006.1.52
More! 2006.1.135
No Church Need Apply 2006.1.111
No Interference 2006.1.252
No Surrender 2006.1.57
None but the Brave Deserves the Fair 2006.1.251
Not so Easily Played Upon 2006.1.31
Not So Easily Taken In 2006.1.97
Now Gnaw Away! 2006.1.103
Now Then, Butt Away! 2006.1.249
On Ice 2006.1.253
One and Inseparable 2006.1.210
Only a Drop, After All, My Countrymen 2006.1.300
Our Grateful Endorsement 2006.1.287
Our Modern Canute at Long Branch 2006.1.64
Our Modern Ulysses on his Travels 2006.1.220
Our National Honor is Pledged 2006.1.171
Our Neighbor's Children 2006.1.183
Our Patient Artist 2006.1.213
Our Uncle's "Honor" Touched 2006.1.169
Our Yankee Notion 2006.1.261
Out of the Financial Graveyard 2006.1.241
Out of the Ruins 2006.1.65
Peace Insecure-- Afraid for her Life 2006.1.108
Peace to Justice - "After you, Madam" 2006.1.16
Peace with a War Measure 2006.1.156
Pitiful Reform 2006.1.121
Pocketing the Missing Plank 2006.1.127
Probabilities 2006.1.178
Prometheus Bound 2006.1.3
Relieving ("Bayonet") Guard 2006.1.229
Republican "Simplicity." 2006.1.136
Resumption-- Of Honest Money and Work 2006.1.276
Revenge is an Expensive Luxury 2006.1.184
Romish Ingratitude 2006.1.38
Shakespeare on the Late Riot 2006.1.20
Smashing and Tinkering 2006.1.164
Some Day 2006.1.235
Sooner or Later 2006.1.176
Stand From Under! 2006.1.152
Stop Hazing in Toto 2006.1.237
Such a Load! 2006.1.268
That Dollar. 2006.1.162
That Irredeemable Rag Baby 2006.1.118
The "Funny" Little Boy in Trouble 2006.1.101
The "Harmonious Tribe" in Abush 2006.1.269
The "Ohio Idea" of Baby-Farming 2006.1.232
The Being that He Really Believes In 2006.1.299
The British Lion Disarmed. 2006.1.8
The Campaign Song 2006.1.236
The Cherubs of the Credit Mobilier 2006.1.165
The Consoling Truth 2006.1.68
The Cradle of Liberty in Danger 2006.1.78
The Cradle of Liberty out of Danger 2006.1.82
The Crowning Point of his Life 2006.1.203
The Democratic Camel 2006.1.188
The Democratic Dilemma 2006.1.226
The Duty of the Hour 2006.1.139
The Economical Council, Albany, New York 2006.1.14
The Elective System: or, Master and Slave 2006.1.125
The Established (Foreign) Church in Ohio 2006.1.116
The Establishment Needs Constant Advertising 2006.1.147
The European Congress 2006.1.193
The Extra Session 2006.1.230
The Field of Smoke 2006.1.215
The Finger of Scorn 2006.1.60
The First Step Toward National Bankruptcy 2006.1.144
The Glorious Fourth 2006.1.19
The Golden New Year 2006.1.218
The Grand Occasion of the Century 2006.1.79
The HERALD of Relief from America 2006.1.257
The Horse and His Rider 2006.1.87
The Hungry "Solid" Wolf 2006.1.222
The Insult Returned 2006.1.56
The Mere Shadow Has Still Some Backbone 2006.1.93
The Millenium Postponed 2006.1.211
The New York Tribune's "Disclosures" 2006.1.76
The Newest Arrival 2006.1.148
The Next Step-- Look Before You-- 2006.1.204
The Only Thing They Respect or Fear 2006.1.24
The Plank-- Hitting the Nail on the Head 2006.1.120
The Political Ajax Defying the Gods. 2006.1.280
The Political Death of the Bogus Caesar. 2006.1.12
The Political Problem 2006.1.140
The Pope's Big Toe 2006.1.122
The President's New Year Messenger 2006.1.304
The Quack Frog 2006.1.185
The Republic is not Ungrateful 2006.1.30
The Rising of the Dead 2006.1.104
The Root of the Matter 2006.1.288
The Rough is Ready 2006.1.250
The Same Old Christmas Story Over Again 2006.1.61
The Slippery Hill of Georgia 2006.1.166
The Sooner The Better 2006.1.216
The Switcher Switched 2006.1.282
The Tammany Lords and their Constituents 2006.1.21
The Third - Term Panic. 2006.1.99
The Tramp Period 2006.1.179
The Transportation Problem 2006.1.69
The Trapper--Trapped 2006.1.195
The Tweed-ization of Silver 2006.1.151
The Two Georges 2006.1.167
The Two Ring Tailors 2006.1.126
The Watch on Christmas-Eve 2006.1.128
The Watch on Spoilers 2006.1.296
The Widow's Wants 2006.1.273
The Workingman's Mite 2006.1.17
To Crown All 2006.1.260
Too Heavy a Load for the Trades-Unions 2006.1.289
Uncle Sam's Position 2006.1.143
Unconditional Surrender Grant 2006.1.10
United Italy 2006.1.22
Wade Hampton's Dilemma 2006.1.274
Waiting 2006.1.186
Warming Up 2006.1.225
What H. G. Knows About Thraeshing 2006.1.39
What is Sure to Stick 2006.1.292
What's in a Name? 2006.1.286
Who are the Haters? 2006.1.53
Who Shall Rule? 2006.1.59
Will He Dare Do It? 2006.1.160
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