Brother Jonathan 

In editorial cartoons and patriotic posters, Brother Jonathan was usually depicted as a typical American revolutionary, with tri-cornered hat and long military jacket.

The character began to be gradually phased out during the 1800's, and was replaced by the increasingly popular Uncle Sam.

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