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The Presidents Oath The London Punch
says 1t is nat generally known, and-the touch
ing circumstance ought to be published to the
world that the Bible. on. which Mr.. Polk took the
Presidential oath, Avas very handsomely bound for
thepurpose in a skin .ofa negro Gracious :


This is mistake: it is boundin British calf, and
was taken from one of Punch's relatives, young
John Bull, at the Battle of New Orleans.


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