An edition of The palace of John Bull, contrasted with the poor "house that Jack built"
(1820)
The palace of John Bull, contrasted with the poor "house that Jack built"
with eight copper-plates ...
Third edition, with improvements.
by George Cruikshank and R. J. H. Douglas
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The palace of John Bull, contrasted with the poor "house that Jack built": with eight copper-plates ...
1820, Published by Simpkins & Marshal ...
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A satire in verse against English radicalism, in reply to William Hone's The political house that Jack built.
The wood-engravings, unsigned, include a title vignette. The illustration on p. [4], "The palace of John Bull", occurs also in Saint Caroline's pilgrimage to St. Paul's (1820), where the illustrations are ascribed on title-page to "Cruikshank"; neither appearance is recorded by Cohn.
George 13555-13562
Cohn, A.M. George Cruikshank, 683
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