Cartoon depicting the application of the "water cure" by United States Army soldiers on a Filipino. In the background soldiers representing various European nations look on smiling. The Europeans say, "Those pious Yankees can't throw stones at us any more", meaning that the USA no longer has the moral standing to criticize European colonial practices. Cover of Life magazine, Vol. 39, #1021 first published on May 22, 1902
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