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The goat-keeper

The goat-keeper

A man wearing a crown labeled “Money Power” sits on a throne at his place of business labeled “Goats to Satisfy Popular Clamor,” among goats in cages labeled “Insurance Goat, Political Goat, Clerical Goat, Banking Goat, Labor Goat, Trust Goat, [and] Wall St. Goat.” At his feet is a wastebasket filled with papers labeled “Indictments.” A policeman labeled “The Law” is dragging a goat toward a crowd reaching for someone or something to blame, with one man pointing to a “Jail” in the background.

Collection

Library of Congress Prints and Photographs

Creation Date

1912-01-17

Letter from Cecil Spring Rice to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from Cecil Spring Rice to Theodore Roosevelt

Cecil Spring Rice relays a speech the Marquess of Lansdowne gave before the English government. Lansdowne urged the English government to use its influence to help bring peace to the conflict between Russia and Japan. Rice discusses the issues influencing the actions of Russia and Japan, including the history and balance of power in Europe.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1905-07-11