Satire marking reactions to the accession of George III. The young king is seated on a throne, his mother, Princess Augusta, standing beside him with his younger brother, Prince Edward Augustus and a man who may be the Duke of Cumberland or the Earl of Bute; in the heavens above, God holds the scales of justice and angels trumpet; in the clouds on either side of the king, stand armed angels and obsequious members of the Houses of Lords and Commons; beneath the clouds lie prostrate, knives in their mouths, the Young Pretender, the King of France, the Pope and the Devil; Time crouches over the Devil removing his smiling mask.  1760
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1760<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1760-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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