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A Charm for a Democracy, Reviewed, Analysed, & Destroyed Jan 1 1799 to the Confusion of its Affiliated Friends
Henri Merke
January 1, 1799
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
James Gillray
March 5, 1806
A Peep into Friar Bacon's Study
Thomas Rowlandson
March 3, 1784
State-Jugglers
James Gillray
May 16, 1788
Studies of Four Englishmen, after James Gillray
Eugène Delacroix
ca. 1817–25
The Poll
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1784
The State Auction
Thomas Rowlandson
March 26, 1784
The General Toast: Honor and Honesty, Love and Loyalty, Fitz and Good Company
Anonymous, British, 18th century
October 20, 1786
The Westminster Watchman
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1784
The Fall of Achilles
Thomas Rowlandson
January 7, 1785
A Great Stream from a Petty Fountain;–or–John Bull Swamped on the Flood of New Taxes: Cormorants Fishing in the Stream
Charles Williams
May 1806
Billy Lackbeard and Charley Blackbeard playing at Football
Thomas Rowlandson
February 7, 1784
The Rival Candidates
Thomas Rowlandson
April 8, 1784
Wit's Last Stake, or the Cobbling Voters and Abject Canvassers
Thomas Rowlandson
April 22, 1784
Britannia Roused, or the Coalition Monsters Destroyed
Thomas Rowlandson
February 3, 1784
The Matter Reversed, or one good turn deserves Another
Anonymous, British, late 18th century
May 24, 1784
Great Cry and Little Wool
Thomas Rowlandson
December 22, 1783
The Rt. hon-ble. Catch Singers
James Gillray
May 2, 1783
The Times
Thomas Rowlandson
December 1788
The Departure
Thomas Rowlandson
April 29, 1784
The Effects of British Valour on the French Directory
Thomas Rowlandson
November 1, 1798
The Mask
James Sayers
May 21, 1783
The Covent Garden Night Mare
Thomas Rowlandson
April 20, 1784
Dumourier dining in State at St. James's on the 15th May 1793
James Gillray
1824–27
The Champion of the People
Thomas Rowlandson
March 11, 1784
The Poll
Thomas Rowlandson
April 12, 1784
Lords of the Bedchamber
Thomas Rowlandson
April 14, 1784
The Champion of the People
Thomas Rowlandson
March 11, 1784
Concerto Coalitionale
James Sayers
June 17, 1785
Sir Cecil Wray in the Pillory
Thomas Rowlandson
May 7, 1784
The Fall of Dagon – Or Rare News for Leadenhall Street
Thomas Rowlandson
January 4, 1784
"More Pigs Than Teats",–or–the New Litter of Hungry Grunters, Sucking John-Bull's-Old-Sow to Death
Charles Williams
March 1806
The Infant Hercules
Thomas Rowlandson
February 3, 1784
A Great Man Filling the Highest Post in the Kingdom
George Townley Stubbs
February 7, 1786
The Child; or a Legacy for the House of Commons
Anonymous, British, 18th century
1771
End of the Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation
James Gillray
1805
The Fall of Dagon – Or Rare News For Leadenhall Street
Thomas Rowlandson
January 4, 1784
Dumourier dining in State at St. James's on the 15th May 1793
James Gillray
November 20, 1804
Search Night;–or–State Watchmen mistaking Honest Men for Conspirators.-Vide State Arrests
James Gillray
March 20, 1798
The Hanoverian Horse and British Lion
Thomas Rowlandson
March 31, 1784