A certain cabinet junto, en sanguine engraving 1775, King George III, speechless

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A certain cabinet junto, en sanguine engraving 1775, King George III, speechless

A certain cabinet junto, en sanguine engraving 1775, King George III, speechless (his caption balloon is empty), seated on the right in a high-backed chair at a table, with Lord North seated opposite presenting a paper to the King that states for the total abolition of Civil & Religs liberty in America and says, This will quell the rebels; standing behind the table is a man wearing clerical robes who adds, America is within the realm; and a man, probably Lord Bute, wearing a tam o shanter, is standing behind the Kings chair. A female figure is seated at the far left, holding a staff topped with a liberty cap, at her feet are a bow and a quiver of arrows, and Britannias shield; she speaks toward the heavens Lord thou didst drive out the heathen before us, our hope is in thee, to which a reply issues from the clouds above, I have delivered and I will deliver

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This vintage print captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting a certain cabinet junto gathered around King George III in 1775. The engraving, done in sanguine style, showcases the intricate details of each figure and their symbolic significance. Seated on the right side of the table is King George III himself, rendered speechless as his caption balloon remains empty. Lord North sits opposite him, presenting a paper that proposes the total abolition of civil and religious liberties in America to quell the rebels. Standing behind the table is a man dressed in clerical robes who asserts that America still belongs within the realm. Another figure, likely Lord Bute, stands behind the king's chair wearing a tam o shanter. At the far left sits a female figure holding Britannia's shield and wielding a staff topped with a liberty cap. She speaks towards heaven, invoking divine intervention by saying "Lord thou didst drive out the heathen before us; our hope is in thee". In response from above comes an answer: "I have delivered and I will deliver". This historic artwork not only provides insight into this significant period but also showcases traditional illustrative techniques and nostalgic aesthetics reminiscent of Victorian times. Its aged appearance adds to its charm as it transports viewers back to an era filled with political intrigue and tension between Britain and its American colonies.

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