Weitenkampf, Frank · Henry Holt and Company · leaf 298
n Boys, are reproduced in P. L. FordsMany-sided Franklin (New York, 1899). Franklinis associated with the invention of two of the mostnoted satirical designs of the day. One was the deviceof a serpent, cut into pieces, one for each colony, withthe motto Join or die or Unite or die. This appearedin… … Courtesy of Print ConnoisseurPolitical Caricature: America Swallowing the Bitter DraughtEngraving by Paul Revere C \ku \riKi: 209 loyal papers roundly condemned this cut, a writer in Rivingtons Royal Gazette11 calling it a scandalous andsaucy reflection. The other Franklin cut represented Britain…
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