The palace of John Bull, contrasted with the poor "house that Jack built"
Subtitle: with eight copper-plates ...
Edition: Third edition, with improvements.
Publisher: Published by Simpkins & Marshal ...
Published: 1820
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 23
Subjects: Radicalism; Humor; Politics and government
Notes: A satire in verse against English radicalism, in reply to William Hone's The political house that Jack built.

The wood-engravings, unsigned, include a title vignette. The illustration on p. [4], "The palace of John Bull", occurs also in Saint Caroline's pilgrimage to St. Paul's (1820), where the illustrations are ascribed on title-page to "Cruikshank"; neither appearance is recorded by Cohn.

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