The agreable contrast between the British hero and the Italian fugitive..
[London : s.n.,
1746?]
An anti-Jacobite engraved broadside showing Prince Charles Edward Stuart reading in a library, with on either side the Duke of Cumberland and 'Britannia'. The library comprises a bookcase filled with 'Romish Legends'. At the feet of the Pretender lie both a broken anchor, and a print of 'The Rebels defeated by his Royal Highness William Duke of Cumberland April the 16th, 1746'.
'Here happy Britain tells her joyfull tales, and may again since Williams arms prevails.'--caption at bottom of engraving.