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Title
"The Chinese Question: The Remedy Too Late"
Contributing Institution
UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library
Collection
Chinese in California Virtual Collection: Selections from the Bancroft Library
Rights Information
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Description
Related Item: Sentiment concerning the Chinese: Illustrations from Periodicals; The Bancroft Library; v. 7, July - Dec. 1881
Content/DescriptionSenator Miller as bricklayer trying to wall in U.S. Farm already filled with Chinese swine.
Type
image
Identifier
No. 281
ark:/13030/hb1j49n4h9
cic_cubanc_47_1_00053719
Subject
Emigration and immigration--Pictorial works
Caricature and cartoons
United States--Emigration and immigration
United States--Foreign relations--1865-1898
United States--Foreign relations--China
United States--Politics and government
Place
United States
Emigration and immigration
Foreign relations
1865-1898
China
Politics and government

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