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KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, 1856. Advertisement for The Know Nothing Almanac, 1856

KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, 1856. Advertisement for The Know Nothing Almanac, 1856


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KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, 1856. Advertisement for The Know Nothing Almanac, 1856

KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, 1856.
Advertisement for The Know Nothing Almanac, 1856

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1856 Almanac Anti Immigrant Know Nothing Politics


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The captivating print titled "KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, 1856" takes us back to a significant period in American history. This advertisement for The Know Nothing Almanac, published in 1856, offers a glimpse into the political landscape of the mid-19th century. With its bold typography and striking visuals, this ad reflects the prevailing sentiments of anti-immigrant fervor during that time. The Know Nothing movement emerged as a secretive nativist organization opposed to immigration and Catholic influence in America. They aimed to restrict political power from immigrants and promote Protestant values. The image captures the essence of this divisive era with its depiction of an American eagle clutching arrows and lightning bolts while perched on top of a globe. Surrounding it are phrases like "Native Americans! Awake!" and "Americans must rule America!". These words serve as rallying cries for those who believed in preserving their vision of an exclusively native-born society. This photograph not only showcases historical advertising techniques but also serves as a reminder of our nation's complex past when issues surrounding immigration were fiercely debated. It prompts us to reflect on how far we have come since then, highlighting the importance of inclusivity and understanding in today's diverse society. Granger Art on Demand has once again provided us with an evocative piece that sparks curiosity about our shared heritage while encouraging dialogue about our present-day challenges regarding immigration and identity politics.

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