Opper, Frédérick Burr, 1857-1937
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Opper, Frederick Burr
Frederick Burr Opper cartoonist (1857–1937)
Burr Opper, Frederick 1857-1937
Opper, F.
Opper, Frederick Burr (American cartoonist, 1857-1937)
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Opper, F. (Frederick Burr)
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (21)
5xx's: Related Names (2)
Works
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| Ade package |
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| The American millionaire at home and abroad; or, why a great many of our rich men ought to refrain from "crossing the pond" |
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| And her name was Maud. |
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| Best of George Ade's fables in slang |
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| Bill Nye's history of the United States |
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| Il club delle caverne / Frederick Burr Opper |
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| The complete Tribune primer. |
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| Cover for The Merry Magic Lantern Show |
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| Eta d'Oro del Fumetto |
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| The Extermination of Tammany with a Straight Republican Ticket. Platt's "Living Picture" – An Awful Fake(illustration for "Puck," June 27, 1894) |
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| Fortunello, la Checca e i loro amici / F. Opper |
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| Found at last! |
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| Happy Hooligan |
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| The Hoosier schoolmaster : a story of backwoods life in Indiana |
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| A little private mutual admiration scheme, - Joss Ben and his only priest, Sun-Sun |
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| [McKinley's valentines from his expectant and hopeful fellow-citizens] |
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| More Aesop, Asap : 52 fables in rhyming verse |
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| Mother Goose library 3. |
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| Mother Goose's nursery rhymes . A book of nursery rhymes |
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| Mr Dooley's philosophy |
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| A Museum of Wonders And what the young folks saw there, explained in many pictures |
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| Now let the show go on! |
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| The old fox nailed up at last |
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| The old guard to the front |
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| Old jokes in new political clothes |
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| An old saying twisted |
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| The only Democratic presidential candidate who stands a chance of election in 1884 |
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| The original political dude out-duded |
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| Oscar the apostle. Puck's "Wilde" dream of an aesthetic future for America |
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| Our antediluvian ancestors |
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| [Our clubs. A few possibilities] |
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| [The peoples' mania for getting their names in the paper] |
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| A played-out tenor - from star to street-singer |
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| Poor paterfamilias - the family rises and he has to pay the freight |
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| Poor Tammany! |
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| President Cleveland's Awful Treachery: Handing Over the Liberties of America to John Bull |
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| The probable effect of having a dude President |
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| The prodigal's return - a cold reception |
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| The public be damned! |
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| [Puck (?) distributing information about the "silver question" to farmers confused about tariff reform] |
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| Puck's coaching parade, 1883 |
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| Puck's presidential possibilities. |
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| Puck's pyrotechnics - Fourth-of-July fireworks free to all |
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| Putting a premium on peculation The helping hand. The hospitable hearth. Canada offers every social advantage to enterprising young men of easy morals and financial agility |
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| [Reading the newspaper at the Eagle Inn] |
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| A relic of the dark ages |
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| The resistless march of reform - the "hostiles" must go! |
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| The right man for mayor of greater New York |
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| The sea-serpent season upon us again |
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| Self-supporter Sammy |
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| A serious defect |
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| Shylock Hanna - he is bound to have his pound of flesh |
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| The silver-tongued ventriloquist and his dummies |
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| A slight error |
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| Some people who ought to "swear off" this new year's |
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| Some popular conceptions that the wheeling mania will change |
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| Sowing dissension |
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| Startling, if true |
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| "Step up to the captain's office and settle!" |
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| Still waiting |
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| [Street scene with Irish (?) people conversing] |
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| A sunday show - profit for pagan and preacher |
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| The Supreme Court,--"As it may hereafter be constituted"--If the silverites ever get a chance to put their populistic and revolutionary platform into force |
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| The swift work of Count de Gink. |
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| Take them away! |
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| The Tammany Fagin and his pupils |
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| Tammany throws away its "butt", and the monopoly bootblack picks it up |
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| There was an old chap named Monroe ... |
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| They can not stop the wheel |
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| They can't fight |
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| This funny world, as Puck sees it. |
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| This is not a scene from l'Assommoir, nor does it represent a man with hydrophobia; ... |
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| Time to call a halt |
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| Trying it on |
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| Trying to make an April fool of him |
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| [Uncle Sam as a "good thing" for European money-getters] |
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| Uncle Sam's "crazes" past and present |
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| "A unit" |
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| United in misery |
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| A VERY DULL RACE-MEETING : NO PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE CONTEXT |
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| A very shaky show |
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| Wanted - a leader! |
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| Wants to be a state |
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| We are getting there fast |
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| Well -- ? |
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| We've all got to retrench! |
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| What a newspaper puff can do |
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| What makes the cost of living so high? Prominent experts give their views |
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| [When the dime museum boom bursts] |
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| Willie and his papa, and the rest of the family |
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| [The witch hunters of the Puritan days, or, Same benighted spirit with us yet, or, The "heresy-hunters" of today] |
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| With interest |
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| ハッピー・フーリガン |
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