Political satire; two rows of eight men with dogs that typically suit their type call for an exemption from the tax for their particular breed because of its various merits, for example, a lawyer in gown and collar, holding a paper and with a pointer on a lead, says "I stand up in defence of my Client, the English Pointer; he is the finest Dog in the world for scent, and very useful to Gentlemen in the Law.".  April 1796
<br>Hand-coloured etching
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