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Three Generations || An Australian-Aboriginal family whose photograph was used in a project by the Australian government to show how Aboriginal people can be assimilated into white Australian society by ‘breeding out the colour’, 1947.
This is Katherine McHale Slaughterback, otherwise known as Rattlesnake Kate. She fought off 140 rattlesnakes in 1925 using just three bullets and a “No Hunting” sign. (1024×601)
Adolf Hitler’s Walther PP (.32 ACP), a 50th-birthday gift from the Walther family in 1939, features gold inlays and ivory grips. It sold to a private collector in 1987 for $114,000 and is now estimated to be worth millions.
The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, photographed in 1917.
Tell Her You Love Her, That’s All She Need to Know! 1943.
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‘Dunedin’, the first ship to successfully transport refrigerated meat from New Zealand to England, photographed at Port Chalmers in 1882.
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John Hahn’s Shoe Store, 1890
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1872 “American Progress”. Columbia, bringing light, steam locomotives, railways, bridges, telegraph lines and, in general, all progress to tribes of savages and barbarians. We built them schools, hospitals, factories, cities, roads.
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Vincent van Gogh – 1873
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“The Living Skeleton” vs “The Fat Man” – 1897
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Young woman, circa 1850s.
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Frédéric Chopin – c. 1849
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Claude Monet – 1899
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First Nations Treaty negotiators gather at the conclusion of negotiations in the Lake of the Woodsregion southwest of Rat Portage, Ontario, in 1873. .
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Charles Dickens ~ c. 1860
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William Jennings Bryan (left), Democratic nominee for President, on the campaign trail with his wife and assistant, Mary, in Crestline, Ohio, August 1896
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Portrait of Mormon polygamists in the Utah Penitentiary, 1889
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Massachusetts clergyman Rollin Heber Neal. 1850. 1133X1500 pixels
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Canadian Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau with his press secretary Suzanne Perry (Matthew Perry’s mother), Ottawa, February 1980, photographer Boris Spremo
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John H. Patterson poses with a lion he shot, one of a pair of Tsavo man-eaters. It was a pair of maneless males that attacked Indian railway builders in southern British Kenya. The exact number of people killed by the lions is unclear. Patterson claimed there were 135 victims. Dec 1898
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President Nelson Mandela congratulates Springboks captain Francios Pienaar upon winning the Rugby World Cup, Johannesburg, 24 June 1995.
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On August 12, 1898, the flag of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi over ʻIolani Palace was lowered to raise the United States flag to signify annexation.
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American Red Cross volunteer, San Francisco 1898. 1186X1500 pixels. Coloured by me and AI.
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Congolese people part of an exhibit at the Africa Museum in Belgium, 1897
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“The Man Behind The Gun Will Settle The War” 1898 US, by Puck Magazine
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