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The Fifteenth Amendment banning voting discrimination was celebrated in this 1870 print. Central panel shows African American men, in a procession in Baltimore parade. Print also includes portraits of President Grant and Vice President Colfax, abolitionist martyr John Brown and Baltimore jurist Hugh Lenox Bond.
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