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Gold Standard Cartoon

GOLD STANDARD CARTOON.
" We Are Not a Nation of Swindlers!" : American cartoon, 1896, by C. Jay Taylor of the leading supporters of the Gold Standard, among whom are Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley and, in the background wearing his pince-nez, Theodore Roosevelt

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The "Gold Standard Cartoon" is a fascinating snapshot of American politics during the late 19th century. Created by C. Jay Taylor in 1896, this cartoon depicts prominent figures who were staunch supporters of the Gold Standard, an economic policy that tied the value of currency to gold reserves. In the foreground, we see Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, and Theodore Roosevelt wearing his distinctive pince-nez glasses. These men represented different political parties but shared a common belief in maintaining the Gold Standard as a foundation for America's financial stability. The cartoon captures their determination to defend against accusations of swindling and dishonesty regarding this monetary system. The phrase "We Are Not a Nation of Swindlers!" boldly proclaims their commitment to upholding integrity within American commerce. This artwork provides valuable insight into the political landscape at that time – with Democrats like Cleveland and Republicans like Harrison and McKinley finding common ground on economic matters. It also reflects the Progressive Era's emphasis on political acts aimed at improving society during the turn of the century. As we observe this print from Granger Art on Demand, it serves as a reminder of how historical events shape our present-day understanding of finance and politics.

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