James Gillray
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[edit] Life
 James Gillray |
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 Monstrous craws, at a new coalition feast, 29 May 1787 |
 Smelling out a rat; – or – The Atheistical-Revolutionist disturbed in his Midnight "Calculations", 3 December 1790 |
 A Birmingham toast, as given on the 14th of July by the–Revolution Society, 23 July 1791 |
 The Zenith of French Glory; – The Pinnacle of Liberty, 12 February 1793 |
 The CANEING in Conduit Street – Dedicated to the Flag Officers of the British Navy, 1 October 1796 |
 Exit libertè a la Francois! or Buonaparte closing the farce of Egalité, 10 November 1799 |
 An Old Encore at the Opera!, 1 April 1801 |
 Preliminaries of Peace! – or – John Bull and his Little Friends "Marching to Paris", 6 October 1801 |
 Evacuation of Malta, 9 February 1803 |
 The Corsican-Pest, 6 October 1803 |
 Death of the Corsican fox – Scene the last, of the Royal-Hunt, 20 July 1803 |
 Buonaparte, 48 hours after landing! – Vide John Bulls home-stroke, armed en masse, 26 July 1803 |
 Tiddy Doll, the great French-Gingerbread-Baker; drawing out a new Batch of Kings, 23 January 1806 |
 A great stream from a petty-fountain; or John Bull swamped in the Flood of new-Taxes; – Cormorants Fishing the Stream, 1806 |
 Very slippy-weather, 10 February 1808 |
 The New Coinage – or – John Bulls Visit to MAT of the MINT!! |
 The Gout |
 Fashionable Contrasts; – or – the Duchess's little shoe yeilding to the magnitude of the Duke's foot |
 The Three Graces in a High Wind |
 New Morality (1798) |
