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A gentle salute from the British lion
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A gentle salute from the British lion
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Satire on the fear of French invasion, 1794-1805. (British political cartoon); The British lion knocks off the hat of a little Napoleon, who draws his sword and promises retaliation.; Not in BMC
Date [1803]
Dimensions 228 x 329 (image and text) mm
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Curzon b.11(37)
Place of creation London (England): Roberts
Notes Source filename: politi004-alu-0001-0
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