Allegory: Neptune, his trident in his right. hand, points with his left at Britannia seated on the right, with her sword and spear. He is presenting her to a minister on the left who wears the ribbon of an order. Behind is Neptune's chariot, the horses emerging from the water held by a triton who is blowing his horn. On the left. appears the stern of a man of war, flying the Union flag. The design is in a frame decorated by nautical emblems. The plate illustrates "a vision" which ends " . . . how came Britannia to loose [sic] Falkland Islands?" See BMSat 4849, &amp;c. 1 April 1771 
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<p>Print made by: Charles Grignion
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<dl><dd>After: Samuel Wale</dd></dl></div>
1771<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1771-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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