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Summary
Satire on the disputed Westminster election of 1751; view on St James's Street during a procession on the day the Hon. Alexander Murray was released from prison; on the left two men stand in wigs declaring "No Knee Worship" and "It's a Dirty Place"; at the head of the procession a man holds a sign stating "Murray and Liberty", carriages follow behind, in the background people watch the scene from their windows, St James's Palace on the left. 1751
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Tags
satirical print
great britain
british museum
british art
satirical prints in the british museum
high resolution
elections
politics and government
political campaigns
Date
1751
Source
British Museum
Link
Copyright info
public domain