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The curious zebra - alive from America! walk in gem men and

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The curious zebra - alive from America! walk in gem men and

The curious zebra - alive from America! walk in gem men and ladies, walk in. Cartoon shows a group of men, including George Washington who is standing to the right holding the tail of the zebra, and Lord North, standing on the left gripping the reins, trying to guide the zebra on whose stripes are the names of the thirteen colonies. Date 1778 Sept. 3

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The Curious Zebra: A Rare Sight in 18th Century Britain! This intriguing cartoon, titled "The Curious Zebra - Alive from America! Walk in, Gem Men and Ladies, Walk in," depicts a lively scene from the late 18th century. The image, dated September 3, 1778, showcases a group of men and women gathered around a most unusual visitor - a zebra. The exotic animal, with its distinctive black and white stripes, is the source of great curiosity and excitement. Two prominent figures in the crowd can be identified: George Washington, the future President of the United States, stands to the right, holding the zebra's tail. His presence adds an air of importance and intrigue to the scene. Lord North, on the left, attempts to guide the animal, gripping its reins with a determined expression. The names of the thirteen American colonies are clearly visible on the zebra's stripes, symbolizing the connection between the exotic creature and the New World. This visual representation of the colonies on the zebra's body underscores the growing significance of the American colonies in the global arena. This cartoon, a testament to the fascination with the New World and its exotic creatures, offers a glimpse into the curiosity and wonder that surrounded the colonies during this period. The image, with its lively composition and intriguing details, continues to captivate viewers and offers a unique perspective on the historical context of the late 18th century.

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