King Harry the IX, teaching G- R- his political alphabet A, B, C. Being a court, [sic] lesson.
London : printed for W. Web,
[1745?]
A satire aimed at Henry Pelham and Lord Carteret, subsequently Lord Granville (he succeeded to the title in 1744).
Verse - "Great A stands for army and B begins battle,".
With a woodcut illustration between the drop-head title and the text.
ESTC
Foxon,
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