An imitation of, and sequel to, Sayers's famous print, 'Carlo Khan's triumphal Entry into Leaden-hall Street', see BMSat 6276. Fox, in oriental dress as before, lies on the ground (left), having fallen from the elephant on which Pitt, with a serene and unmoved expression, sits in triumph. The elephant stands in profile to the right, facing the door of the East India House; its head, as before, is that of North, though with an expression of bewildered distress. Pitt holds out in his left hand his 'New India Bill'; in his right is the 'Stamp Act', under his arm Supplies, and projecting from his pocket the Mutiny Act. Fox is saying, "Perdition Take thee for the Chance is thine". On the ground beside him are a dice-box and dice.  24 March 1784
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