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English: Progress being 'unattainable' for Mexico. 1910s US editorial cartoon |
| Date | 1910s |
| Source | Period US political cartoon, via reprint in "What's to Be Done with 'Em?: Images of Mexican Cultural Backwardsness, Racial Limitations and Moral Decrepitude in the United States Press 1913-1915, Mexican Studies, Winter Vol. 14 No. 1:23-70. by Mark C. Anderson |
| Author | Cartoonist's signature not readable, possibly A. B. Chapin |
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| current | 04:30, 1 February 2011 | | 1,239 × 1,570 (528 KB) | Randy mexrevolution | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Progress being 'unattainable' for Mexico}} |Source ="What's to Be Done with 'Em?: Images of Mexican Cultural Backwardsness, Racial Limitations and Moral Decrepitude in the United States Press 1913-1915, Mexica |
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