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SEMINOLE WAR CARTOON, 1840. A lithograph cartoon of 1840 attacking Secretary of War Joel B

SEMINOLE WAR CARTOON, 1840. A lithograph cartoon of 1840 attacking Secretary of War Joel B


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SEMINOLE WAR CARTOON, 1840. A lithograph cartoon of 1840 attacking Secretary of War Joel B

SEMINOLE WAR CARTOON, 1840.
A lithograph cartoon of 1840 attacking Secretary of War Joel B. Poinsett for using bloodhounds to track Native Americans during the Seminole War

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1840 American Indian Joel Political Action Second Seminole War Secretary Of War Seminole Bloodhound


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The lithograph cartoon from 1840 titled "Seminole War Cartoon" is a powerful depiction of the political action taken against Secretary of War Joel B. Poinsett during the Second Seminole War. The image portrays the controversial use of bloodhounds to track Native Americans, specifically targeting Poinsett for his involvement in this practice. In this thought-provoking print, we witness the artist's critique on American policies towards indigenous peoples during that time. The cartoon serves as a visual commentary on the mistreatment and disregard for Native American lives and rights. The central figure in this lithograph is Secretary of War Joel B. Poinsett, who becomes the target of public outrage due to his association with using bloodhounds as a means to track Native Americans during the Seminole War. This portrayal highlights not only Poinsett's role but also sheds light on broader issues surrounding colonialism and oppression faced by Indigenous communities. Through its intricate details and symbolism, this historic artwork captures an important moment in American history where political actions were scrutinized and challenged. It serves as a reminder of our nation's complex past and encourages reflection on how far we have come in terms of respecting human rights and cultural diversity. This print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to appreciate both the artistic merit and historical significance behind this lithograph cartoon from 1840.

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