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Thomas Nast and Horace Greeley remained political allies during the
administration of President Andrew Johnson (1865-1868), the Democratic successor
to the slain Abraham Lincoln. The Harper’s Weekly cartoonist and New
York Tribune editor both objected to Johnson’s lenient Reconstruction
policies and supported the effort to impeach [link to HW site] and remove
the president from office. |
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