COLLECTION NAME:
JCB Political Cartoons
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JCBMAPS~2~2
JCB Political Cartoons
Collection
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Accession number:
10625-2-2
accession_number
10625-2-2
Accession number
false
Call number:
DC/L847m/V. 2
call_number
DC/L847m/V. 2
Call number
false
Title:
The Royal Chace.
title
The Royal Chace.
Title
false
Place:
[London]
place
[London]
Place
false
Publisher:
[J. Almon]. Miller [printer?]
publisher
[J. Almon]. Miller [printer?]
Publisher
false
Date:
[1770]
date
[1770]
Date
false
Image technique:
Etching
image_technique
Etching
Image technique
false
Image dimensions:
15.3 x 10.7 cm. (image)
image_dimensions
15.3 x 10.7 cm. (image)
Image dimensions
false
Narrative description:
George III and William Murray, Earl Mansfield, pursue three printers. Prosecution of the publishers John Almon, Henry Sampson Woodfall, and John Miller for selling and/or printing letters by "Jumius" critical of George III. Images include: Britain as an oak; George III, King of Great Britain; "Junius" in shadow; Sir Robert Ladbroke, Mayor of London, as the "father" of London; citizens of London; William Murray, Earl Mansfield.
narrative_description
George III and William Murray, Earl Mansfield, pursue three printers. Prosecution of the publishers John Almon, Henry Sampson Woodfall, and John Miller for selling and/or printing letters by "Jumius" critical of George III. Images include: Britain as an oak; George III, King of Great Britain; "Junius" in shadow; Sir Robert Ladbroke, Mayor of London, as the "father" of London; citizens of London; William Murray, Earl Mansfield.
Narrative description
false
References:
BM 4367
references
BM 4367
References
false
Notes:
In: London Museum, v.2 (August, 1770), opp. p. [59]. Includes poetry. Four-line verse, "To Drive the Printers hound and horn," attributed to "Chevy Chace," below image.
notes
In: London Museum, v.2 (August, 1770), opp. p. [59]. Includes poetry. Four-line verse, "To Drive the Printers hound and horn," attributed to "Chevy Chace," below image.
Notes
false
Subject:
British political scene
subject
British political scene
Subject
false
Normalized date:
1770
normalized_date
1770
Normalized date
false