North, Fox, and Burke, holding hands, dance round a terminal surmounted by a bust whose face is covered by a closed book, the 'Whole Duty of Man'. An owl perches on the head of the bust; round the terminal is a scroll inscribed "K. Wisdom 3d", to show that the bust is that of George III. Seated at the foot of the terminal on a stone is a demon, grinning diabolically and playing a fiddle. Fox capers behind the demon, his right hand holding North's left, his left hand takes that of Burke, who is dressed as a Jesuit as in BMSat 6026, but wearing a high biretta below which his wig and queue hang down. A cross and rosary are in his belt and he wears sandals over bare feet. His head is turned in profile to the left, wearing spectacles; in his right hand is an open book, 'Little Red Riding Hood'. Fox and North gaze sentimentally at each other, cf. BMSat 6193, &amp;c. The background is a mountainous landscape with clouds. Beneath the design is engraved:
<p><br><br>"Let us dance &amp; Sing,------God bless the King,------For he has made us
<br>merry Men all."  5 April 1783
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<br>Hand-coloured etching
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<p>Print made by: James Gillray
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<dl><dd>Published by: William Humphrey</dd></dl></div>
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