File:Schurz Indian Bureau 1.png

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English: A wooden bureau lies in a heap with a hatchet driven into the top. One of the planks is inscribed “(LO) THE (POOR) INDIAN BUREAU.”

Date

2 February 1878

Source

Harper's Weekly, February 2, 1878, p. 100.

Author



Alternative names	Thos. Nast; Nast; Th Nast; Th. Nast
Description	American-German cartoonist and caricaturist
Date of birth/death	27 September 1840	7 December 1902
Location of birth/death	Landau, Germany	Guayaquil, Ecuador
Work location	England, Italy, USA
Authority file	: Q214957 VIAF: 69106390 ISNI: 0000000083916268 ULAN: 500026650 LCCN: n78083448 NLA: 35373399 WorldCat

Caption (“Karl” refers to U. S. Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz):

NOW SIFT IT.
Karl did it with his little Hatchet.

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