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English: Header, with illustration and title, used in 1832 ephemera Jackson and the Nullifiers. To the left is the illustration, featuring a portrait of Andrew Jackson in military uniform. Above him are rays indicating light surrounding a bird of prey in flight, likely an eagle. Below the Jackson portrait are an American flag, a bundled flag bearing the name "NEW ORLEANS", and under the flags cannons.
Date published 1832
Source This file was derived from: Jackson and the Nullifiers.jpg
, Jackson and the Nullifiers [1832], Printed and sold, Wholesale and Retail, at 257 Hudson-street, and 138 Division-street, via Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/resource/rbpe.11800800/, also https://lccn.loc.gov/2020775322
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Header, with illustration and title, used in 1832 ephemera ''Jackson and the Nullifiers''

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