American Society Collection

I Buy and Sell for All, 1875
1574443 I Buy and Sell for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a shopkeeper in a general store, asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

I Bull & Bear for All, 1875
1574458 I Bull & Bear for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a trader. The title is a variation on the movement's motto)

I Fight for All, 1875
1574450 I Fight for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts an officer leading a charge, asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

I Sail for All, 1875
1574445 I Sail for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a ship owner watching his vessel through a window)

I Fleece You All, 1875
1574444 I Fleece You All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a broker at his window, asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

I Physic You All, 1875
1574459 I Physic You All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a doctor with a scale and drugs)

I Rule for All, 1875
1574457 I Rule for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a seated President Ulysses S. Grant)

I preach for All, 1875
1574449 I preach for All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a Clergyman preaching from the Pulpit, asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

I Carry For All, 1875
1574453 I Carry For All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a railroad owner watching his locomotive)

I Feed You All, 1875
1574447 I Feed You All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignettes surrounding a central vignette, inspired by the Granger movement asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

I Feed You All, 1875
1574451 I Feed You All, 1875; (add.info.: Vignette inspired by the Granger movement, depicts a farmer with a plough and two horses, asserting the importance of the farmer in American society)

Robert W. Hunt, US engineer
Captain Robert Woolston Hunt (1838-1923), American mechanical engineer. Hunt recognised the importance of imposing inspection standards and rigorous testing of industrial materials

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American society is a complex tapestry of diverse cultures, beliefs, and values. From the bustling city streets to the quiet suburbs, there is a unique blend of traditions and customs that make up the fabric of our nation. Despite our differences, we are united by a common desire for freedom, equality, and opportunity. In American society, individualism reigns supreme as people strive to carve out their own paths and pursue their dreams. The pursuit of success is often seen as a noble endeavor, with hard work and determination celebrated as virtues. However, this focus on personal achievement can sometimes lead to isolation and disconnection from others. At the same time, community plays an important role in American society. Whether it's through neighborhood block parties or volunteer organizations, people come together to support one another in times of need. This sense of solidarity helps to strengthen bonds between individuals and create a sense of belonging. Despite these positive aspects, it also grapples with deep-rooted issues such as racism, inequality, and political polarization. These challenges highlight the ongoing struggle for social justice and equality that continues to shape our nation.