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[Picturesque view of the state of the nation]

1778-1780

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Cartoon shows a man with feathered cap (representing America) cutting the horns off a cow (representing British commerce) which is being milked by a Dutchman, two men (representing France and Spain) are standing behind the cow holding bowls. The British lion lies in the foreground as a small dog urinates on its back. A weeping Englishman stands by the lion. In the background, across an expanse of water, is an unnamed city and a ship, the "Aigle" laid-up in dry dock. Nearby two men sit at a table, a keg and wine bottles on the ground. A numbered legend in French below image begins: "1. La Vache a lait, représente le Commerce de la Grande-Bretagne"
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E-North 38/GC024/18th-Century American Caricatures/Normal/18th c./Caricatures GA 2024.02994
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Publisher
[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [approximately 1778]
Language
French
Subject
United States—History—Revolution, 1775-1783—Foreign public opinion—Caricatures and cartoons
United States—Commerce—Great Britain—Caricatures and cartoons
Great Britain—Colonies—Commerce
Great Britain—Colonies—America
National characteristics, French
National characteristics, Spanish
National characteristics, Dutch
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