Battle of Bull Run Cartoon

HARPER'S WEEKLY.

[AUGUST 3, 1861.

496

A MILD SHOCK FOR OUR VIRTUOUS FRIEND, MR. JOHN BULL.

FIELD-MARSHAL GREELEY, THE MISCHIEF-MAKER.
" Forward to Richmond," by Way of Bull's Run!!!

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