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CORRUPTION: CARTOON, 1889. The Great Judicial Ring : an 1889 American cartoon

CORRUPTION: CARTOON, 1889. The Great Judicial Ring : an 1889 American cartoon


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CORRUPTION: CARTOON, 1889. The Great Judicial Ring : an 1889 American cartoon

CORRUPTION: CARTOON, 1889.
" The Great Judicial Ring" : an 1889 American cartoon by Grant Hamilton on judicial corruption

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1889 Bribe Crime Grant Hamilton Judicial Political Action


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In this thought-provoking 1889 American cartoon titled "The Great Judicial Ring" artist Grant Hamilton sheds light on the issue of judicial corruption that plagued late 19th-century America. The print captures the essence of a society grappling with bribery, crime, and political action. Hamilton's artistic style masterfully combines satire and symbolism to convey his message. The central focus is a group of men representing the corrupt judiciary system, their faces etched with deceit and greed. They are depicted as part of a ring, symbolizing their collusion in manipulating justice for personal gain. The cartoon serves as a powerful commentary on the pervasive nature of corruption within American politics during this era. It highlights how those entrusted with upholding justice can be easily swayed by bribes and other illicit activities. Through his artistry, Hamilton encourages viewers to reflect upon the detrimental consequences of such systemic corruption. He prompts us to question whether justice can truly prevail when it is compromised by self-interests. This historical artifact from Granger Art on Demand serves as a reminder that combating corruption requires vigilance and an unwavering commitment to integrity within our judicial systems. As we examine this image today, we must strive for transparency and accountability in order to ensure that justice remains blind – free from any undue influence or manipulation.

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