This document discusses Thomas Nast, a famous 19th century American cartoonist. It mentions that he created political cartoons for Harper's Weekly magazine and was known for his partisan cartoons that attacked political corruption. The document seems to be analyzing Nast's cartoons and their impact, asking questions about the characters, situations, and messages portrayed in his work, as well as the issues he addressed over his career.

1. THOMAS NAST-Cartoonist

2. Home at Harper’s Weekly

3. Nast’s most Famous Creation

4. Nast the Partisan

5. “NASTY”

6. Classical Themes

7. Message?

9. Stereotypes?

10. Sympathies?

11. Worse than Slavery?

12. Always Nast’s Hero

13. Nast’s Favorite Target: Boss Tweed

14. “Those damn pictures!”

15. The Tammany Tiger

16. Tweed’s Downfall

17. Nast’s Other Nemesis

18. Identify the Main Characters

20. What’s the Situation?

21. Nast on Black Suffrage

22. The Disputed 1876 Election

23. Rutherfraud Hayes Wins!

24. The New Nast?

25. Or not?

26. New Issues?