Decorative Paper from The Democratiad, a Poem for the Philadelphia Jockey Club (1796) from the Original, Canvas Art Print Building Blocks One half of the frame

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Decorative Paper from The Democratiad, a Poem for the Philadelphia Jockey Club (1796) from the Original, Canvas Art Print Building Blocks One half of the framePublic domain art from the British Library, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Original artwork published by Thomas Bradford, printer, book seller and stationer, 8 South Front Street, Philadephia. The Democratiad, a poem, "in retaliation, for the Philadelphia Jockey Club" is a work attributed to Lemuel Hopkins. It was published in 1796. The poem is described as a response or retaliation to the Philadelphia Jockey Club. It is categorized as