I Feed You All! 1875 framed chicago art and squeezers that turned the

and squeezers that turned the Gilded Age cocktail into a small piece of theater

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David Zeisberger Preaching to the Indians 1864 — a Moravian missionary rendered mid-sermon among the Lenape

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I Feed You All! 1875 framed chicago art and squeezers that turned theI Feed You All! 1875 a Gilded Age allegorical lithograph in which the American farmer stands at the center of the republic's economy, flanked by preacher, soldier, merchant, and statesman, each fed by his labor. The print reads as agrarian protest dressed in pageant, a Granger era reckoning with who truly sustained the nation. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National