An engraved text in which the words in brackets are represented by small objects. It is headed by a figure of Britannia and a portrait head of Rodney which form part of the title.
<p><br><br>"To (yew) my Darling Child (eye) Deign (toe) Wr(eye)te 
<br>Who Dar'd the Haughty Span(eye)sh Dons (toe) Fight
<br>The Cause l(eye)ke others (yew) did (knot) (bee)tray 
<br>Who faintly Fought (hand) (awl)most Ran away 
<br>L(eye)ke a Bold (man) U us'd (Britannia's) Power 
<br>(Hand) Scorn'd t(hat) Dreaded C(eye)rcumstance - Lee Shore
<br>Close on their Coast (yew) d(eye)d Attack the Foe. 
<br>(Hand) Gave their (ships) a (toe)tal Overthrow. 
<br>Aga(eye)n the (flag) of (Hen)gland was un(fur)l'd. 
<br>My Thunders roar'd (toe) Awe the Subject (world) 
<br>The Prince (bee)held with Rapture (hand) Surpr(eye)se. 
<br>Wh(eye)le the true Hero, Sp(ark)l'd (eye)n his (eyes) 
<br>To (yew) the (wreath) of vic(toe)ry (eye) Send 
<br>Thy Countrys Guard(eye)an (hand) m(eye) trusty Fr(eye)end 
<br>Go on Brave (Rod)NEY in th(eye) Bold (car)eer 
<br>(Hand) let th(eye) Vengeance, Burst on False (Mounseer) 
<br>Then lost Ameri(k) no m(oar) shall Roam 
<br>(Butt) find w(eye)th me true (Grate)ness is (hat) Home 
<br>Pe(ace) shall aga(eye)n her Olive (branch) expand 
<br>(Hand) Smiling (plenty) (crown) the Happy L(hand)
<br>Brittania."  4 April 1780
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<br>Etching
1780<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1780-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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