File:Who can tell how soon it may turn its head this way.jpg
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| Description | In this political cartoon after the assassination of Umberto I of Italy, a serpent labeled "anarchy" circles the Statue of Liberty, caption: "Who can tell how soon it may turn its head this way" |
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New York Herald, August 1, 1900, p. 3
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| Author | Unknown/see source |
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| current | 00:33, 22 April 2024 | | 905 × 1,804 (257 KB) | Czar | Jensen, p. 164 Category:Political cartoons Category:Statue of Liberty in the 20th century Category:Anarchism in the United States Category:Gaetano Bresci |
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