The French in a fright : a new song, on a second-hand subject
1757
BROAD L2001F628m
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Title
The French in a fright : a new song, on a second-hand subject
Published
Pubd. according to act ... at the Acorn opposite Hungerford Market on the Strand [London] : [s.n., 1757]
Description
1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 36 cm.
Call Number
BROAD L2001F628m
System Control No.
(OCoLC)48560950
Note
Song in ten stanzas with an engraving at the top showing a castle (referred to as "The inchanted castle to which none dar'd to approach!" is the "Isle of Aix") on a handland on the coast of France, with beyond, the British fleet under Admiral Howe.
Satire derived from the report of the court martial of Sir John Mordaunt for the failure of the expedition against Rochefort.
Satire derived from the report of the court martial of Sir John Mordaunt for the failure of the expedition against Rochefort.
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