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Sacking a Drug Store in Second Avenue

June 2, 2012 605 × 604 Irish Stereotype

Sacking a Drug Store in Second Avenue, Harper’s Weekly, 1 August 1863. Early adoption of the alcoholic stereotype for the Irish.

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