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English: This image is taken from the book "The Great Iron Wheel Examined" (Nashville: 1856) which was written by Methdodist William Brownlow in response to James Robinson Graves' book "The Great Iron Wheel", which was a Baptist attack on the Methodist church. It depicts an unnamed ex-congressman who is said to have caned Graves in front of Scovel's drug store in Nashville for slandering a woman in a published editorial.
Source "The Great Iron Wheel Examined" (Nashville: 1856)
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06:38, 26 July 2010 1,197 × 1,225 (1,014,957 bytes) w:en:Mark Osgatharp (talk | contribs) This image is taken from the book "The Great Iron Wheel Examined" (Nashville: 1856) which was written by Methdodist William Brownlow in response to James Robinson Graves' book "The Great Iron Wheel", which was a Baptist attack on the Methodist church. It

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