For 10 points, name this character from a noted cartoon about the Embargo Act, part of a tradition of using terrapins to depict that law; a large snapping turtle whose name is the law in question spelled backwards.
This character was created on behalf of publisher David Longworth by the woodcutter Alexander Anderson, and is seen to the left of some people who are loading items into a rowboat, with a warship in the background. The document on which he is standing was a privilege granted to those who were deemed sufficiently "neutral" to sell certain supplies. A man carrying a barrel of "superfine" flour declares this character "cursed" as he tramples on a piece of paper marked "licence," while another figure comments, "Damn it, how he nicks 'em." For 10 points, name this character from a noted cartoon about the Embargo Act, part of a tradition of using terrapins to depict that law; a large snapping turtle whose name is the law in question spelled backwards.
This character was created on behalf of publisher David Longworth by the woodcutter Alexander Anderson, and is seen to the left of some people who are loading items into a rowboat, with a warship in the background.
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