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The Ostend doctrine 1856 A. D

The Ostend doctrine 1856. N. Currier. The Ostend Manifesto, advocated by American minister to England James Buchanan, minister to Spain Pierre Soule, and John Y. Mason, minister to France, urged the purchase or (if necessary) seizure of Cuba from SpainLibrary of Congress

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Doctrine Minister Nathaniel Currier Satire Manifesto Ostend


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In this intriguing print titled "The Ostend Doctrine 1856 A. D" we are transported back to a significant moment in American history. The image captures the essence of a political doctrine that caused quite a stir during its time. Created by Nathaniel Currier, known for his satirical illustrations, this artwork sheds light on the controversial Ostend Manifesto. The Ostend Manifesto was an influential document advocated by three American ministers: James Buchanan, Pierre Soule, and John Y. Mason. Their bold proposal urged the United States to either purchase or seize Cuba from Spain. This audacious plan aimed to expand American territories and secure economic interests in the Caribbean region. Currier's illustration skillfully portrays these historical figures engaged in intense discussions as they strategize their next move towards acquiring Cuba. Through satire and clever symbolism, he captures both the gravity and absurdity of their proposition. Preserved within the Library of Congress archives, this artwork serves as a reminder of America's ambitious past and its pursuit of manifest destiny during the mid-19th century. It offers us a glimpse into an era where political doctrines were fiercely debated and actions had far-reaching consequences. As we examine this thought-provoking piece from Universal Images Group (UIG), it invites us to reflect upon our nation's complex history while appreciating Currier's artistic talent in capturing such pivotal moments with wit and creativity.

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