The Scot's scourge
Subtitle: being a compleat supplement to The British Antidote to Caledonian poison : containing fifty-two anti-ministerial, political, satiric and comic prints, during Lord Bute's administration down to the present time : to which is added a suitable quantity of letter press of original essays, songs, &c. : the whole being the grandest system of Scotch politicks that have been acted in Old England, during those remarkable years 1763 and 1764 : vol. II. containing the following twenty-three copper plates; and adorned with two metzotinto heads of the Duke of Cumberland and Lord Holland Fox ... : to which is given a humourous new key to each print
Edition: The third edition.
Publisher: Printed for J. Pridden, at the Feathers in Fleet-Street
Published: 1764
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 92
Subjects: Scottish National characteristics; Early works to 1800; Caricatures and cartoons; English Political satire; Politics and government; Political ballads and songs
Other titles: British antidote to Caledonian poison.
Work titles: Scot's scourge
Notes: List of plates (form t.p.): 24 View of the crisis. 25 Beautiful garden. 26 Scotch ovation. 27 Hungary [!] mob. 28 Kaw Jack. 29 City address. 30 Sawney turned barber. 31 Excise. 32 New exciseman. 33 Opposition. 34 Gisbal preferment. 35 Jumping post. 36 Starting post. 37 Importation of the Hebronites. 38 Resignation. 39 Tempora Mutantur. 40 Raree shew. 41 Political bag-piper. 42 Dukes exchanged. 43 Hieroglyphic epistle, from Britannia to J. Wilkes, Esq. 44 Scotch fiddle, an hieroglyphic letter 45. Hieroglyphic letter to the Laird of the Boot. 46 Hieroglyphic epistle from Ld B--- to the Devil. See Vol. I.

Remainder of title-page transcription, following imprint date: The two volumes five shillings. Where may be had, The British antidote, two vol. which contains all the political prints for 1761 and 1762. Price 5s sewed. N.B. Allowance will be made to such gentlemen that take a number together.

Signatures: pi1 G-L⁴ M².

Chainlines on t.p. are vertical; all other leaves have horizontal chainlines.

The two mezzotint ports (of William, Duke of Cumberland and Henry Fox, Baron Holland of Foxley) are unnumbered. Of the plates enumerated on the t.p., some are actually numbered and some are not.

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