The title continues: 'Or the Security from carrying Perkins' Patent Percussion, Portable, Peppering, Polished Pretty Pocket Pops'. Two designs. Below, Knox holds two huge pistols, one against his right shoulder; the other he fires at the ground, looking over his shoulder in terror at a menacing figure like a green cloud which swirls towards his head, with extended forefinger. His hat flies off. Below: "Conscience makes Cowards". Above is a secondary design on a smaller scale. Knox, a large pistol in each hand, fires (like a duellist practising) one at close range at the head of a figure hanging from a noose in a frame inscribed 'Burke on the Sublime'. 
<p><br>Above: '"A capital Shot for the Doctor" / Hare. / "I'll not leave thee, thou known one to pine on the stem;- / Where famed Skeletons are hanging, go hang, thou with them.'  1829
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1829<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1829-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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