Nast and Van Gogh


	From Harper's Weekly, listed chronologically

		Crushed Again
		November 19, 1881, page 784

		See-Saw Politics
		November 19, 1881, page 773

		The Pomps and Vanities of Our National Capital
		November 26, 1881, page 800

		"Who Said Anything About Thanksgiving Dinner?"
		November 26, 1881, page 785

		Nihilists "Blowing Up" Guiteau The Unkindest Shot of All
		December 3, 1881, page 816

		"Hold-Enough!"
		December 17, 1881, page 855

		It Takes a Star to Catch a Star
		December 17, 1881, page 841

		Caught!
		December 24, 1881, page 865

		First Prize Christmas Card - Being Farthest from the Subject
		December 24, 1881, page 879

		Constancy is a Jewel
		December 31, 1881, page 889

		The Policeman's New Year's Call
		December 31, 1881, page 904

		A Fable - With a Modern Application
		March 25, 1882, page 177

		Trying to Bully and Browbeat Each Other
		May 13, 1882, page 301

		(Dis-) "Honors are Easy"
		May 20, 1882, page 317

		Fiendish Assassins
		May 20, 1882, page 305

		What a Trifle May Embroil Nations!
		June 3, 1882, page 351

		Giuseppe Garibaldi
		June 17, 1882, page 381

		Bill Sykes
		November 4, 1882, page 701

		It's Water
		November 4, 1882, page 703

		A Democratic Thanksgiving Dream
		December 2, 1882, page 764

		It is a Duty and a Pleasure to Vote
		November 11, 1882, page 720

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