Brooks-Sumner Incident, 1854

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Brooks-Sumner Incident, 1854 Preston Brooks Charles Sumner Brooks-Sumner Incident, 1854

John C. Fremont Millard Fillmore James Buchanan Election of 1856

Election of 1860 Abraham Lincoln, Republican John Breckenridge, Southern Democrat Dred Scott John Bell, Constitutional Union Party Stephen Douglas, Northern Democrat Election of 1860

Union Draft Poster, c. 1862

Democratic “Copperhead” Pamphlet, 1864

Lincoln McClellan Election of 1864

Democratic View of the Freedman’s Bureau

Pardon: “Shall I Trust These Men…” 1865

Franchise: “…And Not This Man?” 1865

Johnson’s Impeachment Andrew Johnson Johnson’s Impeachment

1868 Election

Ulysses S. Grant’s Administration

Black Republican politicians White Democratic politician

“The Ignorant Vote: Honors are Easy” 1876

1876 Election

Compromise of 1877

Thomas Nast: Self-Portrait