The Prince of Wales has fallen to the ground, a man stands over him, holding his head and threatening him with a drawn sword. Both carry shields on the left arm. Fox (left), with a fox's head, runs off, holding Mrs. Robinson (Perdita) seated across his shoulders. The Prince, worsted in a fight, says, "Stop Colonel, Charley has decided it". The Colonel, perhaps Tarleton, looks up at a window (right), where a man in a nightcap and wearing stag's horns leans out, saying, "Gentn don't disturb my Rest, you have got my Wife there, my Horns are well tipt &amp; I'm contented". The Colonel answers, "Go to Bed you old Ram". A door beneath the window is inscribed 'Mr Robin[son]'.  Fox says:
<p><br>"He that fights and runs away
<br>may live to fight another Day." 
<br><br>Perdita says:
<br>"But he that's in a battle Slain
<br>Will never rise to fight again."
<br><br>In the foreground are the shield and sword dropped by Fox (centre), a fox running off with a bone (left), and two dogs fighting (right).  19 June 1788
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<p>Print made by: J Barrow
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<dl><dd>Published by: William Humphrey</dd></dl></div>
1788<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1788-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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