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The date for this cartoon would probably be somewhere around 1813, because it seems to be drawn in reference to the Treaty of Ghent. John Bull stands for England, Mr. Bruin for Russia (the Czar), and Columbia for America, because she is holding an American Flag. William Charles, the cartoonist/artist, was biased towards American, and thought the English should ask US for mercy, since the Bull looks stupid. Media bias is obviously evident.

The date for this cartoon would probably be somewhere around 1813, because it seems to be drawn in reference to the Treaty of Ghent. John Bull stands for England, Mr. Bruin for Russia (the Czar), and Columbia for America, because she is holding an American Flag. William Charles, the cartoonist/artist, was biased towards American, and thought the English should ask US for mercy, since the Bull looks stupid. Media bias is obviously evident.

H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?

'''H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?'''

History books tend to be bias to Jefferson, making the First Barbary War, which was a complete failure financially, into something of a victory, when all it really did was inspire the opening lyric in the hymn of the Marines - "From the halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli."

History books tend to be bias to Jefferson, making the First Barbary War, which was a complete failure financially, into something of a victory, when all it really did was inspire the opening lyric in the hymn of the Marines - "From the halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli."