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A New Cure for Jackobinism or a Peep in the Tower, 1810 (coloured etching)

A New Cure for Jackobinism or a Peep in the Tower, 1810 (coloured etching)
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IMAGE number
GHL266797
Image title
A New Cure for Jackobinism or a Peep in the Tower, 1810 (coloured etching)
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Artist
Williams, C. (19th Century) (after) / British
Location
London Metropolitan Archives, City of London
Medium
coloured etching
Date
1810 AD (C19th AD)
Dimensions
39x30 cms
Image description

interior view of Tower of London with Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844) behind bars clutching a copy of the Magna Carta. On the left are King George III (1738-1820), Queen Charlotte (1744-1818) and one of the princesses. Spencer Perceval (1762-1812) is portrayed as an ass, Chatham (William Pitt the Elder (1708-78)) as a goose and Charles Yorke as a bear; Perceval has Burdett incarcerated in 1810 for construing a standing order that enabled the Commons to clear the gallery of strangers as an attack on the liberty of the press;

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Bridgeman Images
Image keywords
satirical drawing / child / animals / costume / female / royal / freedom of speech / member of parliament / monarch / prison / prime minister / georgian / jacobinism / politician / imprisoned / male / menagerie / caricature / satirical / traditional dress / hanoverian / satire / beefeater / zoo / gaol / Engraving / Mzengraving

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