Conciliation an Irish farce
William Heath · 1794-1840
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Why is this public domain? William Heath died in 1840; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored satirical print titled Conciliation an Irish farce, attributed to William Heath and dated 1822. It shows a heavyset man in a tartan kilt and plaid bonnet leading a group of figures past a rearing unicorn and a lion beside a royal coat of arms, with placards reading Charity and a caption about not being allowed to make offerings here.
