The Scots scourge: : or, Pridden's supplement to The British antidote to Caledonian poison. In two volumes. Being fifty-one anti-ministerial, comic, satiric and hieroglyphic prints. ... .
Pridden, John,1728-1807.
London: : Printed for J. Pridden, at the Feathers in Fleet-street; and sold by all book and print-sellers in Great Britain and Ireland.,
[1765]
Below imprint in square brackets: Price Two Shillings and Six-Pence sew'd. Below this without brackets: Where may be had the British Antidote, 2 vol. sew'd, Price Five Shillings.
The plates are named and numbered on the title page of each volume.
From the title page of the first volume: This works contains, besides 51 copper-plates, and six sheets of letter press, which contains many original essays, poems, songs, &c. that have been published on the Antibutionian system of Scotch politics. In the second volume is given a humourous poetical explanation of all the prints; and a compleat index of the plates and letter press.
ESTC
National characteristics, Scots
Caricatures and cartoons