A broadside satirising Sir Robert Walpole; with an altered engraving, originally by Paul Fourdrinier after Dumouchel, showing a pedestal with four Corinthian columns connected by arches, in their centre right Walpole climbing a rock, accompanied by a figure representing Policy, on the left Minerva in a cloud, greeting Walpole and presenting him with a crown, above the group hovers Fame with two trumpets, at the top of the arches the figure of Britannia, at the bottom corners four medallions; with engraved title, inscription, lettering A-M, and text, and with letterpress title and text in two columns.  (n.p.;1730)
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<p>Print made by: Paul Fourdrinier
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<dl><dd>After: F Dumouchel</dd>
<dd>After: J Faget</dd></dl></div>
1730<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1730-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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