File:Schurz and Sheridan and Red Man.jpg
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English: An unhappy-looking Native American, with a sign hanging around his neck saying “THIS IS THE NOBLE RED MAN.” stands on a bureau with an unhappy expression on his face. On either side of him are doors. The left door is labeled “INTERIOR DEPARTMENT” and in front of it stands U.S. Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz, hands in pocket, with a serious expression on his face. On the right is a door labeled ”WAR DEPARTMENT“ with an equally serious looking General Philip Sheridan standing in front of it and in back of it General William Tecumseh Sherman peers out from the left. Schurz and Sheridan eye each other resolutely.
Français : Un amérindien malheureux, avec un écriteau accroché à lui disant "THIS IS THE NOBLE RED MAN", se tient debout sur un bureau qui lui aussi a une expression de tristesse sur lui. De chaque côté de lui se trouvent des portes. Au-dessus de celle de gauche est inscrit "INTERIOR DEPARTMENT" et devant celle-ci se tient le secrétaire à l'Intérieur Carl Schurz, avec une expression sérieuse sur son visage. Au-dessus de la porte de droite est inscrit "WAR DEPARTMENT", avec au-dessous Philip Sheridan, se tenant debout avec la même expression que ce dernier. Derrière ce dernier, on peut apercevoir William Tecumseh Sherman. Schurz et Sheridan s'observent réciproquement. |
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| Source | Harper's Weekly, December 21, 1878, p. 1005; Boston Public Library | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Caption:
THE NEW INDIAN WAR.
NOW, NO SARCASTIC INNUENDOES, BUT LET US HAVE A SQUARE FIGHT.
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