Fox, with a fox's head, riding in profile from right to left. He holds a goose by the neck over his left shoulder; another goose is tied by its feet to the horse's neck, the heads and necks of seven other geese project from two pair of saddle-bags. He is saying "I have Burgoyn'd the Geese at last by coming North about". The horse says "I blush for my Master because he cannot blush for himself". Beneath the design is engraved:
<p><br><br>"Ye politic Wolves, that watch for the Fleece, 
<br>And sophistic Foxes, that long for the Geese, 
<br>When bluster, and storm, and harangue is all vain, 
<br>Turn, like F--x your brave leader, and then you'll obtain."  11 September 1783
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<br>Etching
1783<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1783-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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