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An ice cold beer.

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It's Budweiser.

A perfect beer for party season.

Best enjoyed with your best butts.

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It was an absolute massacre.

Outnumbered, frightened people with no escape, jumping out windows, climbing over fences, barricading doors.

We see it starkly, in bold lines, an incredible detail.

It's like we're there.

Gunpowder, broken windows, and broken pieces of furniture.

It's all captured in the best technology of its time. And in 1866, that's the woodblock. Ink soaked. Ink soaked and laid on a press bed until its tiny truth is presented in thousands of newspapers and magazines.

The skilled engraver must draw lightly in reverse, etching white on black ink, the outline of the body strewn on the floor,

the broken chair, the window frame with the tell-tale bullet hole,

the outline of a man with pistolsed hands, others with the shape of clubs, like a surgeon.

He then chooses his instruments carefully and makes very precise cuts,

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