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John Mclenan (1861)
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<FONT COLOR="#000000">Depiction of President-elect Lincoln, sneaking into Washington. From the back cover page of<6F>volume 5, issue 219, of Harper's Weekly<6C>(March 9, 1861). The artist is John McLenan.<2E><>Finally, probably the least/most arguable one in the set (depending on your angle), due to the heavy text beneath the panels, in addition to teh word balloons inside.<2E>But, in THIS case, I'd argue that it is the text beneath which is extraneous -- mere quotings from news reports -- while the word balloons inside are enough to convey the story by themselves.<BR>
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