The British enchanter; or, ways and means to secure a party. A song to be sung by the electors of Great-Britain at the time of electing members for the ensuing parliament.
[London] : Printed for John King at the Globe in the Poultry, and John Tinney at the Golden Lion in Fleet-street; and sold at the print and pamphlet shops,
[1747?]
Verse - "Come and listen to my ditty,".
With an engraved illustration of a giant donkey, labelled "His Honour's pack ass", burdened with excise, land tax, and customs.
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