A broadside satirising Louis XV; with an etching showing six images, in the top centre Louis XV on a throne, his crown above his head supported by Pride and Treachery, on his right a devil, underneath his feet are broken treaties; at the top left an obelisk with a figure of Europe; on the right the figure of Justice about to be hanged; at the bottom left a scene showing the burning of treaties, in the centre a customs-house and ships put up for sale, and on the right an execution and torture scene; with engraved inscriptions, and letterpress title and French and English verses in two columns.  (London, Fournier: 1747)
1747<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1747-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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