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News from America, or the Patriots in the Dumps. English cartoon, late 1776. Prime Minister Lord North shows a dispatch about the British capture of New York. King George III is on the right with other lords, on the left are unhappy American patriots, and in the foreground John Wilkes, who opposed the war
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News from America, or the Patriots in the Dumps. English cartoon, late 1776. Prime Minister Lord North shows a dispatch about the British capture of New York. King George III is on the right with other lords, on the left are unhappy American patriots, and in the foreground John Wilkes, who opposed the war
NEWS FROM AMERICA, 1776.
News from America, or the Patriots in the Dumps. English cartoon, late 1776. Prime Minister Lord North shows a dispatch about the British capture of New York. King George III is on the right with other lords, on the left are unhappy American patriots, and in the foreground John Wilkes, who opposed the war
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1776 American Revolution Capture Fleet Frederick George Iii Lord Patriot Phrygian Cap Political Prime Minister Revolutionary War Ship Wilkes
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News from America, or the Patriots in the Dumps" is a captivating English cartoon print from late 1776 that offers a glimpse into the political landscape of that era. The scene depicts Prime Minister Lord North proudly presenting a dispatch to King George III and other lords, announcing the British capture of New York during the American Revolution. On the left side of the image, we see a group of unhappy American patriots who are clearly disheartened by this news. Their expressions reflect their deep disappointment and frustration at their country's defeat. In stark contrast, King George III stands on the right with an air of satisfaction, surrounded by his loyal subjects. Intriguingly positioned in the foreground is John Wilkes, known for his opposition to war. Wilkes serves as a symbol of dissent amidst this tense atmosphere. His presence suggests that not all individuals supported Britain's military actions against its American colonies. This engraving provides valuable insight into both sides' sentiments during this critical period in history. It captures not only political figures but also ordinary men and women affected by these events. The inclusion of various symbols such as ships and Phrygian caps further enriches our understanding of revolutionary themes prevalent at that time. Preserved within Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, this historical artifact allows us to delve deeper into one chapter of America's struggle for independence while highlighting key personalities involved in shaping its outcome.
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