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English: Nast dramatized Ulysses S. Grant as a victorious knight stamping out corruption and fraud. Nast used a quotation from the opening scene of Romeo and Juliet to praise him, substituting “President” for “Prince” at the end. Published in Harper's Weekly, June 6, 1874 (Pg 473) |
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