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Political Cartoon: Feminine of Jekyll and Hyde

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The Feminine of Jekyll and Hyde

N.Y. : Published by Keppler & Schwarzmann, Puck Building, 1913 June 4.

Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress

 

 

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Illustration shows a woman holding a flag labeled "Woman Suffrage" standing behind an angry hag labeled "Militant Lawlessness" with a Medusa-like face, wide-eyed and open mouth, rushing toward the viewer, carrying a bomb and a torch with smoke labeled "Arson".

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