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Printed on border: "President Johnson. 'My good friend, don't sulk and swagger. We have done with all that. The United States mean no injustice to any man, white or black. They give you a chance. Let me advise you to use it wisely. Times have changed: if you can't change with them, the Government will help you.
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Editorial Cartoons Wood Engravings
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1865 08 19
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Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection

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Art and Picture Collection. The New York Public Library

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Keywords

  1. Johnson, Andrew, 1808 1875
  2. Men
  3. Political Elections
  4. Reconstruction
  5. Slaver
  6. Slavery
  7. United States
  8. Virginia

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