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Political Cartoons
Andrew Jackson and his administration were a favorite subject of cartoons. Many have found their way onto the way, particularly from the Library of Congress. In the gallery below I have also included delegate tickets and other non-portrait ephemera.
Jackson cartoon gallery
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Other Jackson cartoon links
Library of Congress, American Political Prints 1766-1876. Most of the cartoons below were taken from this page. Each cartoon is explained in detail. I did not include every post-presidential cartoon. Some of These include Jackson together with Van Buren and others.
The DNC on the origin of the Democratic "Donkey" (Andrew Jackson's stubborness). No pictures.
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