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xi Foreword
xiii Acknowledgments
xv Introduction
1860 3 The Great Match at Baltimore
4 "The Nigger" in the Woodpile
5 The Political Quadrille
6 Honest Abe Taking them on the Half Shell
7 The Rail Candidate
8 Storming the Castle
9 Lincoln and Douglas in a Presidential Footrace
10 Congressional Surgery, Legislative Quackery
1861 13 South Carolina's "Ultimatum"
14 Divorce A Vinculo
15 Toombs of the Secessionists
16 The "Secession Movement"
17 The Folly of Secession
18 Little Bo-Peep and Her Foolish Sheep
19 Passage through Baltimore
20 Union Glue
21 Old Abe's Uncomfortable Seat
22 The President's Inaugural
23 Strong's Dime Caricatures-No. 4
24 "Caesar Imperatorl" or The American Gladiators
25 Columbia Awake at Last
26 The Southern Confederacy-An Allegorical Illustr
27 Right Reverend Major-General Bishop Polk
28 A Mild Shock for Our Virtuous Friend, Mr. John Bull
29 An Unwelcome Return
30 Pennsylvania Beef Contractor
31 Old Moses Davis to Prince Napoleon
32 The Opponents of the "Unnatural and Fratricidal War"
33 A Hint for General McClellan
34 The Voluntary Manner in Which Some of the Southern Volunteers Enlist
35 Great Rise in Beef
36 Seccession Exploded
37 The Rip Van Winkle of the Navy Department in Sleepy Hollow
38 The Brave Stay-at-Home "Light Guard"
39 "Recognition" or "No"
40 The Hercules of the Union
41 The Sachem of Tammany
42 John Bull Since the Southern Rebellion
43 A Family Quarrel
44 Got the Right Weapon at Last
45 Old Secesh Crossing the Potomac
46 Jeff Davis Reaping the Harvest
47 A "Smash" for Jeff
48 Over the Way
49 The Way the Southern Negroes Met the Yankees
50 Look Out for Squalls
51 A Short Blanket
52 Columbia's Fix
1862 55 King Jeff the First
56 Retrogression (A Very Sad Picture)
57 General Pillow's Resignation
58 "Masterly Inactivity" or Six Months on the Potomac
59 Cotton-A Full and Scant Market
60 Flying Artillery
61 Breaking that Backbone
62 The Inauguration at Richmond
63 Aid and Comfort to the Enemy
64 Remarkable Instance of Vitality-The Small End of the Rebel Alligatoi
65 The Mayor of New Orleans Yielding to "Brute Force"
66 The New Orleans Plum
67 Jeff Davis Falls Back on the South Proper
68 The American St. Patrick Driving Out the Reptiles
69 The Latest from America or the New York "Eye-Duster," to be Taken E
70 Periodical Scare of the Old Party at the War Department
71 Lincoln's Two Difficulties
72 Federal Generals on the Lookout for "Stonewall" Jackson
73 Arise, Arise My Maryland
74 Abe Lincoln's Last Card or the Rouge-et-Noir
75 A Lucky Coincidence-Fast Day in Richmond
76 Masks and Faces
77 Grand Set-to at Cooper Institute
1863 81 Old Mother Lincoln and Old Mother Staton
82 Any More Scrubbing to Give Out?
83 Scene in a Confederate Hospital
84 Schoolmaster Lincoln and His Boys
85 Shameful Extortion!
86 Master Abraham Lincoln Gets a New Toy
87 The Copperhead Party
88 Don Quixote and Sancho Panza
89 The Food Question Down South
90 The Little Joker
91 Jeff Davis's Face as seen through South Mountain Gap
92 The President's Order No. 252
93 The Naughty Boy Gotham, Who would not Take the Draft
94 This Colored Person is NOT Engaged in the Capture of Conscripts
95 Recipe to Get Rid of Extortioners
96 Office Board of Examiners-Examination of a Conscript
97 Contrast of Prisons
98 A Bad Egg for Jeff Davis-Chattanooga
99 Jester Lincoln and His Puppets
100 The Commander-in-Chief Conciliating the Soldier's Votes on the Ba
101 Writing the Emancipation Proclamation
102 Cause of Rosecranz's Supercedurel
103 Abduction of the Yankee Goddess of Liberty
1864 107 The True Peace Commissioners
108 Lincoln and Seward Watching over the Drooping Eagle
109 The Logic of Extortion
110 Cold Comfort
111 Chairman of Committee on "Subsistence"
112 A Hard Case
115 Platforms Illustrated
114 Recruiting
115 "I Wish I was in Dixie"
116 The Furlough South
117 An Expedition in Pursuit of Live Stock
118 Butler, the Beast, at Work
119 Hospitable Invitation
120 Grant Turning Lee's Flank
121 A Little Game of Bagatelle between Old Abe the Rail Splitter and
Little Mack the Gunboat General
122 Abraham's Dreaml
123 Rising Hemlines of Patriotic Young Ladies
124 The True Issue or "That's Whats the Matter"
125 Peace Movement Northl
126 This Reminds Me of a Little Joke
127 The American Iconoclast
128 Acrobatic Novelties
129 "I Knew Him, Horatio; A Fellow of Infinite Jest"
130 Abe Lincoln Flattering Himself on His Chance of Re-election
131 Long Abraham Lincoln a Little Longer
132 Bellycose Appearance of Our Brave Boys after Thanksgiving
133 A Dove of Peace
1865 137 Santa Claus Sherman Putting Savannah into Uncle Sam's Stocking
138 The Last Suggestion from Richmond
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: United States History Civil War, 1861-1865 Caricatures and cartoons, United States Politics and government 1861-1865 Caricatures and cartoons, American wit and humor, Pictorial