The Little Napoleon receives another pointed reminder.

Notes:

Under a signpost labeled "To Richmond," George McClellan kneels and uses a spyglass to peer over an embankment. Abraham Lincoln, standing behind, uses a long fork to poke McClellan's back. According to accompanying material, the cartoon was drawn by an anonymous Southerner during the Civil War. Permission to publish or reproduce images must be approved by the Director of the Clements Library prior to publication. Clements Library copy matted together with ink drawing, "Where is Jackson?," call no. Prints SAT.A.E.1862.

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University of Michigan. Libraries

Collection:

William L. Clements Library Image Bank

Subject Topic:

Lincoln, Abraham,--1809-1865--Caricatures and cartoons.; McClellan, George B.--(George Brinton),--1826-1885--Caricatures and cartoons.; Caricatures and cartoons--United States.; Clinton H. Haskell Collection.; Prints shelf.; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.

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