The caricature of the British Army in North America
1787
MSS L2002F159
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Title
The caricature of the British Army in North America
Published
[S.l.] [1787-1812?]
Description
[5] p. ; 20 cm
Call Number
MSS L2002F159
Note
Tooke was a radical Englishman who supported the fight for American independence.
p. [1] "Devestation and Ruin mark their Principle & progress."
p. [3] "They have tarnish'd the Glory of the British Arms, Disgraced the profession of a Soldier, and fixed an eternal stigma of Rapine, of Cruelty, of Perfidy...."
p. [5] "Rochester's Funeral Sermon."
p. [2] "Handwriting of the celebrated person of Wimbleton Common- John Horne Tooke...."
See case file for further notes.
p. [1] "Devestation and Ruin mark their Principle & progress."
p. [3] "They have tarnish'd the Glory of the British Arms, Disgraced the profession of a Soldier, and fixed an eternal stigma of Rapine, of Cruelty, of Perfidy...."
p. [5] "Rochester's Funeral Sermon."
p. [2] "Handwriting of the celebrated person of Wimbleton Common- John Horne Tooke...."
See case file for further notes.
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