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Summary
Spanish historian Patricio Ibarra Cifuentes writes: 'Father Cobos and his inseparable comrade “El negro” laugh out loud when they observe how the Peruvian leaders Andrés Avelino Cáceres, Lizardo Montero, Nicolás de Piérola and Mariano Ignacio Prado, look forward to the arrival of troops and ships from the United States to free them of the Chilean yoke, in an attitude similar to that of Jews who want the early appearance of their Messiah. This cartoon, a scathing criticism of the intervention in favor of Peru by the US Secretary of State James G. Blaine and the diplomat Stephen Augustus Hurlbut, was published in El Padre Cobos on December 13, 1881.
Español: Patricio Ibarra Cifuentes escribe: El Padre Cobos y su inseparable camarada “El negro” ríen a carcajadas al observar como los caudillos peruanos Andrés Avelino Cáceres, Lizardo Montero, Nicolás de Piérola y Mariano Ignacio Prado, esperan con ansias la llegada de tropas y buques de los Estados Unidos para liberarles del yugo chileno, en actitud semejante a la de judíos que desean la pronta aparición de su Mesías. Esta caricatura, crítica mordaz acerca de la intervención a favor del Perú del secretario de estado estadounidense James G. Blaine y del diplomático Stephen Augustus Hurlbut, vio la luz en El Padre Cobos el 13 de diciembre de 1881.