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|a Friendly advice to Great Britain [writing blank]
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|a [London] :
|b Joseph Hawkins in Shirelane Temple Bar,
|c April 19, 1762
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|a Broadside :
|b hand colored engraved ;
|c 496 x 387 mm
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|a An unused writing sheet with nine vignettes depicting allegorical figures giving advice to help maintain Britain's imperial power and sovereignty. the headpiece depicts Wisdom and Virtue guarding a magnificent English oak and a herd of sheep, with the nation's fleet arrayed behind them. The smaller vignettes portray the latent strength of the three united kingdoms; the power of the English Navy; the importance of secrecy in council and swiftness in execution of foreign policy; the value of humility; the dangers of civil discord; the conjunction of policy with strength and courage; the necessity to be circumspect in victory; and the necessity of remembering that Heaven alone crowns victory with peace
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|a Plate mark: 423 x 330 mm
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|a BIBDATA.LEVEL: Volume 3 -- Done
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|a Allegories
|v Pictorial works
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|a Education, elementary
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|a Great Britain -- Empire
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|a Prints -- Copperplate engravings
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|a Writing -- Study and learning
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|a Writing blanks
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|a Writing sheets
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