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1860 Election

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Honest old Abe on the Stump
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Oh! Willie, We Have Missed You!
Old Abe and His Electors
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Shaky
Sich a gittin’ Upstairs (A Quarrel lin the Household)
Storming the Castle
The Generous Rivals
The great exhibition of 1860
The Great Exhibition of 1860
The Great Match at Baltimore
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“The impending crisis”-Or caught in the act
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The Last Rail Split by ‘Honest Old Abe’
The National Game, Three Outs and One Run
The New President of the United States. From a Fugitive Sketch
The Perilous Voyage to the White House
The Political Eclipse of 1860
The Political Gymnasium
The Presidential Pot-Pie
The Rail Candidate
The Republican Party going to the right House
The Smothering of the Democratic Princes
The Sowers
The Split-Tail Democracy
The Successful and Unsuccessful Candidates at Breakfast the Morning After
The Tallest Ruler on the Globe
The Undecided Political Prize
Three to One You Don’t Get It, [Variation on the Popular Interpretation of the Meaning of the Pawnbroker’s Sons]
The Power of the Rail
‘Taking the stump’ or Stephen in search of his mother
To the Victors Belong the Spoils – Bunker
Too many Cooks Spoil the broth
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Wonderful Surgical Operation

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Castle Lincoln – No Surrender: Fort Davis – in Ruins

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Castle Lincoln – No Surrender: Fort Davis – in Ruins

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Title: Castle Lincoln – No Surrender: Fort Davis – in Ruins

Year: 1860

Creator: Bunker

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