Truth in jeopardy, or power, versus freedom
Samuel de Wilde · 1751-1832
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A hand-coloured satirical print titled Truth in Jeopardy, or Power, versus Freedom, published in 1811 by M. Jones and attributed to Samuel de Wilde. Robed and wigged figures brandish swords, a flaming torch labelled Truth, a mallet, and a cudgel labelled Satire around a bound, half-clothed figure, with a pair of scissors and a rope in the foreground.
