The British Lion disarmed. "The United States and England are united by too many bonds to make war possible; but for myself I am anxious to have every point in dispute amicably settled, and the two countries may then become one in policy, as they alredy are, I firmly believe, in sentiment and origin." - Prince of Wales's Remarks to Mr. Bierstadt, the Artist: Columbia schneidet dem britischen Löwen die Krallen ab

Th. Nast

[New York]: [McClure], 01.08.1868

Monograph, Other, Printed Resource - 1 Blatt : 22,5 x 35,0 cm

Title:	The British Lion disarmed. "The United States and England are united by too many bonds to make war possible; but for myself I am anxious to have every point in dispute amicably settled, and the two countries may then become one in policy, as they alredy are, I firmly believe, in sentiment and origin." - Prince of Wales's Remarks to Mr. Bierstadt, the Artist: Columbia schneidet dem britischen Löwen die Krallen ab
Statement of Responsibility:	Th. Nast
Author / Contributor:	Nast, Thomas (1840-1902) ; Columbia, Fiktive Gestalt
Related work:	Reproduktion: Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902: The British Lion disarmed. "The United States and England are united by too many bonds to make war possible; but for myself I am anxious to have every point in dispute amicably settled, and the two countries may then become one in policy, as they alredy are, I firmly believe, in sentiment and origin." - Prince of Wales's Remarks to Mr. Bierstadt, the Artist
Publication:	[New York]: [McClure], 01.08.1868
Media Type:	Monograph
Carrier Type:	Other, Printed Resource
Pagination:	1 Blatt : 22,5 x 35,0 cm
Additional details:	Aus: Harpers Weekly, Nr. 605, 01.08.1868, Seite 488 hbz Verbund-ID: HT019057740

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