The political house that Jack built
By: with thirteen cuts
Contributors: Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, ill
Edition: Twenty-sixth edition.
Publisher: Printed by and for William Hone
Published: 1819
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Other titles: Pen and the sword.
Notes: Written by William Hone according to British Museum. Catalogue of political and personal satires, 13292-13304; Cohn, A.M. G. Cruikshank, 663; British Museum Catalogue; Halkett & Laing.

A political satire, in verse, parodying "The house that Jack built."

Title vignette has caption: The pen and the sword.

Thirteen woodcuts, including title vignette by George Cruikshank.

Dedicated to "Doctor Slop" [i.e. Sir John Stoddart] by the author.

Includes: The clerical magistrate: p. [4] at end.

NCBEL III, 1285.

cat harrison 20000410 lwb

With: The life of William Cobbett. London : Printed by Macdonald and Son by W. Hone, 1816. -- Mr. Cobbett's taking leave of his countrymen. London : Published by M. Molineux, 1817. -- Cobbett's weekly political register. London, 1816-1818. -- Fairburn's genuine edition of the suppressed letter to the Right Honorable George Canning. London : J. Fairburn, 1818. -- The Republican. London, Sept. 3, 1819. -- A letter to Mr. George Maxwell from the Rev. James Ashley. Wisbech : J. White, 1797. -- A second letter from the Rev. James Ashley, to Mr. George Maxwell. Wisbech : J. White, 1797. -- First annual report of the Committee of the Society for the Promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace. London : Bensley and Son, 1817. -- The substance of a pamphlet, entitled A solemn review of the custom of war. London : Bensley and Son, 1817. -- War inconsistent with the doctrine and example of Jesus Christ / J. Scott. London : Bensley and Sons, 1818. -- An essay on the doctrines and practice of the early Christians as they relate to war / Thomas Clarkson. London : Bensley and Son, 1818. -- Extracts from the writings of Erasmus, on the subject of war. London : Bensley and Son, 1818.-- Sketches of the horrors of war, chiefly selected from Labaume's narrative of the campaign in Russia, in 1812. London : Bensley and Son, 1818.