Sir Frances Burdett,Crown & Anchor Tavern,1807,England,Britannia,Liberty Cap

Title: An exact representation of the principal banners and triumphal car, which conveyed Sir Frances Burdett to the Crown and Anchor Tavern on Monday June 29th, 1807 - dedicated to the 5134 independent electors of Westminster
Date Created/Published: [London] : Pubd. by C. Knight Lambeth & sold No. 7 Cornhill, 1807 July 1st.
Summary: Print shows three men with banners leading a four-horse team drawing a carriage with a statue of Britannia holding a staff topped with a liberty cap, two fasces on a low platform, and Sir Frances Burdett sitting in a chair atop a short column, another man with a banner follows behind the carriage.
Notes:
Title from item.
Forms part of: British Cartoon Prints Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
Burdett, Francis,--Sir,--1770-1844.
Carriages & coaches--England--1800-1810.
Parades & processions--England--1800-1810.
Britannia (Symbolic character)--1800-1810.
Etchings--Hand-colored--1800-1810.
Satires (Visual works)--British--1800-1810.
Bookmark /2005676987/
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