Vintage images of people w/ Irish shillelaghs & blackthorn sticks

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Vintage St. Patrick's Day Postcard
Another example of racist stereotypes of the Irish - Punch Magazine from England often portrayed the Irish as simian and called them monkeys. 'Potato Faces' with pug noses were typically used as well for both men and women. Irish were consistently depicted as violent, heavy drinkers of lesser intelligence. The issue of Irish comic and racist caricature especially in the United States and England has been the subject of much research.
An Irishman Holding A Shillelagh Oil Painting, George Marshall Mather Oil Paintings - NiceArtGallery.com
An Irishman Holding A Shillelagh Oil Painting - George Marshall Mather
The issue' John Kelly holding a shillelagh in one hand and a rope tied to an injured tiger labelled "Tammany" with bandages labelled "1880, 1882, [and] 1884" in the other, standing outside the "White House" gate and Grover Cleveland holding a rifle, standing on the other side of the wall Stock Photo - Alamy
John Kelly holding a shillelagh in one hand and a rope tied to an injured tiger Stock Photo
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anti irish 17th century america | Irish and Catholic groups protest nomination of cartoonist into Hall ...
Uncle Sam with Irish and US Flags
Uncle Sam w/ Irish & US Flags, shillelagh, shamrock boutonnière - vintage (1909 postmark) St. Patrick's Day card
The Irish Slave Trade – The Forgotten “White” Slaves
The Irish slave trade began when James II sold 30,000 Irish prisoners as slaves to the New World. His Proclamation of 1625 required Irish po
The simian negroid Irish depicted in English and American cartoons - Flashbak
the irish monkey 8
Cartoonist Draws Ire of N.J. Irish
(Previous Pinner: Labhras Tomas. Thanks Labhras. Bev) Anti Irish America.
Ann Coulter's Immigrant Ancestors
Ann Coulters Immigrant Ancestors My ancestors from Ireland and Germany were depicted as alcoholics in 19th century America
Irish Caricatures - www.museum.msu.edu Immigration and Caricatures