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Cartoon from 1868 ("'Tis but a change of banners - CSA KKK"), which accuses the Democratic party presidential candidates of relying on support from Ku Klux Klan members who were Confederate traitors in 1864 (from the point of view of the USA). |
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1868 |
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Cartoon in 1868 "Harper's Weekly". Taken from the English Wikipedia at this URL. |
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Cartoon from the XIX Century, Public Domain
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