File:Cartoon-a dangerous place for public servants to work.jpg
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English: Editorial cartoon from the Minneapolis Journal on the selection of Georgia Marble for the Minnesota State Capitol. |
| Date | circa 1900 |
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Editorial Cartoon. Original from Minneapolis Journal, ca. 1900. Scanned from the Minnesota State Capitol, The Art and Politics of a Public Building., Neil B. Thompson, Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2005. |
| Author | Unidentifed. |
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