Container List
Series II. Early Republic Period, 1792-1826
Scope and ContentsThe series includes prints dating from 1792 to 1826, that is, from the early decades of the American republic, into the administration of U.S. President John Quincy Adams. There are about 60 prints in the series. A substantial number of the prints relate to the War of 1812 and the American-British tensions leading to the war. Other themes touched on are the slave trade, the Sedition Act, the early rumblings of secession at the Hartford Convention, and social satire, among other matters. The container list includes "BM" (for British Museum) numbers for about 15 of the prints. This refers to numbers in the "Catalogue of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum, [Volume 4], Division I, Political and Personal Satires " and can assist in finding further data and images about the item on the internet.
ArrangementThe series is arranged in approximate chronological order. |
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Container 1 | Container 2 | Title | Date | |
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Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-1 | The Abolition of the Slave Trade
Scope and ContentsBM #8079; Full Title - Abolition of the Slave Trade, Or, The Inhumanity of Dealers in Human Flesh as exemplified in the Cruel Treatment of a Young Negro Girl of 15 for her Virgin Modesty; published by S.W. Fores; Acquisition(?) date on front: Apr. 16, 1906. |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-2 | The Blind Enthusiast [Slave Trade ?]
Scope and ContentsPublished by William Holland; Acquisition(?) date on front - March 9, 1900. |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-3 | Tom Paine's Nightly Pest
Scope and ContentsBM #8137; Published by H. Humphrey; James Gilray, design et fect.; on back is another design by James Gilray. Acquisition(?) date: Nov. 1, 1944. |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-4 | Justice and Humanity at Home [Civil Liberties]
Scope and ContentsBM #9685; Published by William Holland |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-5 | The Patriot Exalted [Fox and the Empress of Russia]
Scope and ContentsBM #8067; published by Thomas Cornell |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-13 | Item : 1792-6 | Cruelty & Oppression Abroad [Slave Trade]
Scope and ContentsPublished by William Holland. Acquisition(?) date on front - March 9, 1900. |
1792 | |
Folder: FF-14 | Item : 1794-1 | A Camp Scene
Scope and ContentsLithograph (colored). H.W. Bunbury Esq. Del., G. White, Sculp., published by J. Harris |
1794 | |
Folder: FF-14 | Item : 1795-1 | The Times: A Political Portrait [Attack on Jacobins]
Scope and ContentsOn front - "Presented to the New-York State Historical Society by Geo. B. Reed, Montpelier, Vermont ..." |
1795 | |
Folder: FF-14 | Item : 1796-1 | A Portrait [Sir David Dundas on Horseback]
Scope and ContentsBM #11256 (variant) For many years, this was thought to be George Washington but it is not. H. Humphrey, publisher.Engraved by T.A.s |
1796 | |
Folder: FF-15 | Item : 1798-1 | Drumming out of the Regiment!! [Rest of Title in French; Dismissal of Duke of Norfolk]
Scope and ContentsBM #9170. W. Holland, publisher. Acquisition(?) date on front: Apr.16, 1906. |
1798 | |
Folder: FF-15 | Item : 1798-2 | The Gallant Nellson bringing Home Two Uncommon Fierce French Crocadiles from the Nile
as a Present to the King
Scope and ContentsBM #9251. S.W. Fores, publisher. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 8, 1948. |
1798 | |
Folder: FF-16 | Item : 1798-3 | Congressional Pugilists [Sedition Act]
Scope and ContentsCopy 1 -- on back: "First fight in Congress. Griswold of Connecticut spoke offensively of Lyon who spat in his face. Griswold flew at him with a stick - Lyon seized the tongs and a pitched battle ensued. from the original caricature & plate; engraved 1798.... Presented to the New-York Historical Society by John B. Murray. New York February, 1862 |
1798 | |
Folder: FF-15 | Item : 1798-3 | Congressional Pugilists
Scope and ContentsCopy 2 (repaired) includes an attached note dated 1803 March 16 by John M. Douglas about his wife Mary whom, according to the note, eloped with Col. Matthew Lyon, one of the pugilists. The back of the note quotes the Porcupines Gazette of February 15, 1798 description of the fight. |
1798, 1803 | |
Folder: FF-15 | Item : 1798-No # | Congress Moves to Philadelphia
Scope and ContentsOn the back of this photostat: "From original colored caricature in possession of the American Antiquarian Society. Photostat presented to the N.Y.H.S. Sept. 18, 1935 |
undated | |
Folder: FF-17 | Item : Prior 1800-3 | Presente A Monsieur Le Marquis de La Fayette
Scope and ContentsInvente et compose par Lagardette fils du graveur...A Paris chez l'auteur, rue et vis-a-vis le Cloitre St. Honore, Caffe Militaire et Passage des Feuillans. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 18, 1948. |
Prior 1800 | |
Folder: FF-17 | Item : Prior 1800-4 | From the Blood of Tyranny, Independence is born [Du Sein de la Tyrannie Naquit l'Independence.
M.A. Voltaire] [American Independence]
Scope and ContentsOn the back: "Presented by Daniel Parish, Jr. Apr. 16, 1906. ... One of 58 caricatures presented at the same time" |
Prior 1800 | |
Folder: FF-18 | Item : 1800-2 | Hearts for the Year 1800 [Seven Comic Female Figures described as each representing
a different precious stone]
Scope and Contents2 sheets. Etched by Rowlandson; del. Woodward. Published by R. Ackermann. |
1800 | |
Folder: FF-18 | Item : 1800-3 | 24 Separate Caricatures [Caricatures of men and women, each given a letter of the
alphabet and a name suggesting the character of the person with the conundrum beneath
each picture] |
1800 | |
Folder: FF-18 | Item : 1802-1 | A Genuine View of the Parties in an Affair of Honor, after the fifth shot at Hobuken
(Hoboken) [Clinton-Swartwout Duel] |
1802 | |
Folder: FF-18 | Item : 1806-1 | The Ghost of a Dollar or the Bankers Surprize [Stephen Girard]
Scope and ContentsW. Charles, Del & Sculp |
1806 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1807-1 | Look on this Picture, and On This. [George Washington, Thomas Jefferson] |
1807 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1807-2 | in crowds the Ladies ran, All wish'd to see and touch the tawny man. [Jefferson's
Alliance with Tammany]
Scope and ContentsTisdale, pinxt; Leney sculpt. SEE: Butterfield's "The American Past" p.21, for variation owned by NYPL. |
1807 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1807-3 | OGRABME, or, The American Snapping-turtle [Embargo Act]
Scope and ContentsWoodcut by Alexander Anderson, sold for the proprietor by D. Longworth. On back, Mr. Pintard appears to be addressee. |
1807 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1808-1 | The Cat Let Out of the Bag. [A scene from a new play under rehearsal in Boston; Sailors
Resist Embargo]
Scope and ContentsCharles Del & Sculp. Acquisition(?) date on front dated: July 10, 1902 |
1808 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1808-2 | The Tory Editor and His Apes Giving their Pitiful Advice to the American Sailors [Sailors
Resist Embargo]
Scope and ContentsVariant of 1808-1 (Different Title). Charles Del & Sculp. Acquisition(?) date on front dated: Apr. 16, 1906. |
1808 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1808-3 | National Opinions on Bononaparte [sic] [Reactions to Napoleon; Countries represented
by Comic Figures]
Scope and ContentsBM #10980. Woodward Delt, C.W. Sculpt., published by Thomas Tegg. Acquisition(?) date on front: Apr. 16, 1906. |
1808 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1808-No # | The Politician
Scope and ContentsBM #11178. Published by W. Davison Alnwick |
1808 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1809-1 | The Copenhagen Monster Muzzld. [Seizure by Denmark of American Merchantmen]
Scope and ContentsAcquisition(?) date on back dated: Apr. 16, 1906 |
1809 | |
Folder: FF-20 | Item : 1809-No # | Intercourse or Impartial dealings [Long-standing enmity between Great Britain and
France]
Scope and ContentsThis caricature and the following were acquired by NYHS in 1995. Peter Pencil (likely an alias) is the creator of the etchings. Only other known set of these etchings is owned by Harvard University |
1809 | |
Folder: FF-20 | Item : 1809-No # | Non Intercourse or Dignified Retirement [Embargo Act replacement by NonIntercourse
Act]
Scope and ContentsThis caricature and the one above were acquired by the NYHS in 1995. Peter Pencil (likely an alias) is the creator of the etchings. Only other known set of these etchings is owned by Harvard University. |
1809 | |
Folder: FF-20 | Item : 1809-No # | Peter Stuyvesants Army Entering New Amsterdam
Scope and ContentsFrom a drawing by William Heath of London; From Knickerbocker's "History of New York" |
1809 | |
Folder: FF-19 | Item : 1810-1 | A Scene in the Honey Moon or Conjugal Felicity
Scope and Contents(signed) Esq. Del. (with figure of man). Published by T. McLean. |
1810 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-1 | Huzza for "Free Trade and Sailor's Rights." [War of 1812]
Scope and ContentsOn front, acquisition(?) dated: Nov. 23, 1905 |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-2 | National Boar [War of 1812; on blue paper] |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-3 | Bruin Become Mediator or Negociation [sic] for Peace [War of 1812]
Scope and Contents2 copies. Copy 1: black & white; Copy 2: colored. Wm. Charles del & sculpt. Copy 1 on front: acquisition(?) date: Jan 3 of 1899. Copy 2 stamped on back: "Eugene H. Pool Collection of Captain James Lawrence, Gift of Dr. Eugene H. Pool, December 22 (unreadable) |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-4 | Philanthropie Moderne [War of 1812 & Slavery]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Smith, New York. On back acquisition(?) dated: June 15, 1954. SEE "British warfare in 1812, 1837-38" (1812-4) an adaptation of Philanthropie Moderne. |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-5 | He Who Fights or Runs Away, May Fight or Run Another Day [on blue paper]
Scope and ContentsOn front, acquisition(?) date: July 2, 1903. |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-6 | Brother Jonathan's Soliloquy on the Times
Scope and ContentsSigned Kensett pinx et sculp. At top, "Great estates may venture more, Franklin". Note on card catalogue that dating is dubious and may have been done between 1832-34 by J.F. Kensett, Thomas Kensett's son. On front, acquisition(?) date: Sept 27, 1907. |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1812-8 | HIs Most Excellent Majesty, George The Third
Scope and ContentsStadler, sculp., Rosenberg, delt. Published Jan. 22, 1812, by Colnaghi & Co. |
1812 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-1 | British Valour And Yankee Boasting Or, Shannon Versus Chesapeake
Scope and ContentsBM #12080. Etching - G. Crukshank, fecit. Published for The Proprietor of Town Talk. On front, acquisition(?) date: Jan 15, 1907. |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-2 | The Hornet And Peacock, Or, John Bull In Distress
Scope and ContentsEngraving by Amos Doolittle, entered ... 27th Day of March 1813, by A. Doolittle of Connecticut. There is also a photostat copy of this caricature; that one has acquisition(?) date on the back of - Feb. 23, 1943. |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-3 | Soldiers on a March to Buffalo
Scope and ContentsBy William Charles (NYHS copy omits name). On back, acquisition(?) date: Jan. 30, 1899. |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-4 | A View of Winchester in North America, Dedicated to Mr. President Mad i son!
Scope and ContentsBM #12043. Published by S. Knight. On back, acquisition(?) date: April 6/93 (1993?) |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-5 | A Boxing Match, Or Another Bloody Nose for John Bull [Defeat of H.M.S. Boxer]
Scope and ContentsW. Charles, del. et sculp. On front, acquisition(?) date: May 22, 1908 |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-6 | John Bull and The Baltimoreans. [Retreat of British Soliders]
Scope and ContentsWm. Charles, del et sculp., published by Wm. Charles, Philadelphia. On front, acquisition(?) date: Jan 8, 1899. |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-21 | Item : 1813-8 | The Yankey Torpedo.
Scope and ContentsBM #12090. [Signed] E_s Del - Ft. [Published] by Thomas Tegg III, London. On back, acquisition date: "April 27, 1960 (Wilbur)" |
1813 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-1 | John Bull Making a New Batch of Ships to Send to the Lakes [Naval Victories of Perry
& MacDonough]
Scope and ContentsCharles, del et sculp. Published by Wm. Charles. 2 copies. On front of one, acquisition(?) date: Dec. 31, 1903. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-2 | Johnny Bull And The Alexandrians [Naval Stores]
Scope and ContentsWm. Charles, sc., published by Wm. Charles. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-3 | The Fall of Washington Or, Maddy in Full Flight [Burning of the Capitol]
Scope and ContentsBM #12311. Published by S. W. Force, London. In card catalogue and binder, this caricature is listed as 1814-4 but on the back is 1814-3. On front, acquisition(?) date: March 31, 1906. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-5 | A Reception of Doctors at Oxford's University [Title also in French]
Scope and ContentsBM #12283. On front, acquisition(?) date: Nov. 13, 1897. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-6 | The Action between the British & American Frigates on the Serpentine, Hyde Park. 1st
August, 1814. [Shannon & Chesapeake]
Scope and ContentsPublished by T. Palser, London. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1814-7 | The Merchants Memorial to Alley Croker [American attacks on British Merchant Ships]
Scope and ContentsBM #12310. G. Cruikshank, etch. Published by Thomas Tegg. |
1814 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1815-1 | The Hartford Convention or, Leap No Leap [Secession]
Scope and ContentsOne of two variants |
1815 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1815-2 | The Hartford Convention or, Leap No Leap [Secession]
Scope and Contents2 copies of this variant - one Black & White; one Colored. Wm. Charles, Sct. On front of Black & White copy, acquisition(?) date: April 16, 1906. On back of colored copy, stamped, "Eugene H. Pool Collection of Captain James Lawrence. Gift of Dr. Eugene H. Pool. December 23, [unreadable]. |
1815 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1817-1 | Democracy __ against the __ Unnatural Union [Pennsylvania State Politics]
Scope and ContentsAttributed by Murrell to William Charles. On front, date - April 16, 1906. |
1817 | |
Folder: FF-22 | Item : 1819-1 | The Political Champion Turned Resurrection Man!
Scope and ContentsBM #13283. [Signed] T.R.C. fecit. Published by E. King. On back, acquisition date: April 27, 1960 (Wilbur) |
1819 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1820-1 | John Hiester's Claims to the Votes of a Christian People, Or, The Reformer of 1820
Exhibiting His Love of Liberty and Country [Slave Trade]
Scope and ContentsOn front, acquisition(?) date: Feb. 4, 1907 |
1820 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1820-2 | A Letter from Under a [London] Bridge [Washington Irving?]
Scope and ContentsLithograph by "C." |
circa 1820 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1820-4 | Charcoal Sketches Or, Night Scenes in the Metropolis
Scope and ContentsBy J.C. Neal, Published by E.L. Carey & A. Hart. Designed & Etched by D.C. Johnston. On front, acquisition(?) date: April 15, 1907(?) [unreadable] |
circa 1820 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1824-1 | A Foot-Race [Presidential candidates]
Scope and ContentsCrackfardi (David Claypoole Johnston) Delt & Sculp. 3 copies. One copy is The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. One copy - stamped "Collections of The New-York Historical Society" with acquisition(?) date April 16, 1906. One copy, acquisition(?) date on front: Feb. 4, 1901 (?). |
1824 | |
Folder: FF-146 | Item : 1832-12 | Caucus Curs in Full Yell, or a War-Whoop, to Saddle on the People, a Pappoose President
[Andrew Jackson]
Scope and ContentsJ. Akin aqua fortis. Butler Sentinel [publisher?]. Item has an N-YHS designator of 1832-12 because that was the circa date originally given the print. |
1824 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1825-1 | Precocity [American Life]
Scope and ContentsLithograph by Pendleton. Designed and executed by D.C. Johnston, Boston. On back, acquisition(?) date: Aug. 15, 1939 |
circa 1825 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1825-2 | The Seasons.
Scope and ContentsLithographed by Pendleton's. D.C. Johnston, Del. On back, acquisition(?) date:- Aug. 15, 1939. |
circa 1825 | |
Folder: FF-23 | Item : 1826-1 | The Drunkard's Progress, Or, The Direct Road to Poverty, Wretchedness & Ruin.
Scope and ContentsDesigned and pubished by J.W. Barber. Four illustrations below Title. |
1826 | |
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