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Summary
A broadside on the Bristol and Nottingham Instructions of 1742, defending Robert Walpole; with an etching altered from an earlier broadside of 1740 showing in the background a funeral procession led by representatives of the main opponent newspapers of Walpole, in the foreground a bonfire fed by a satyr, on the left Walpole laughing; with engraved inscriptions, and with letterpress titles and text in two columns, and with two vertical segments of type ornaments. ([London], Webb: 1742)
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Tags
satirical print
great britain
british museum
british art
satirical prints in the british museum
high resolution
Date
1742
Source
British Museum
Link
Copyright info
public domain