Satire on a man named Flint. The head  of a military officer, grossly caricatured,  in profile to the right within a circle  formed by a snake.   His unkempt hair  is in a small pigtail queue. The outside  circle is engraved:
<p><br><br>	"He's Ugly, He's False, His Friends he'll  betray
<br>	In this, &amp; in that, &amp; in that kind of way"
<br>	On each side of the circle are military  emblems: a flag, a tent, a pile of  drums, a row of halberds. Fourteen lines  of verse below.   20 August 1781
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<br>	Etching
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