A Meeting of Monopolizers, or the Good Effect of Peace
Charles Williams · English, active 1797-1830
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A caricature print titled A Meeting of Monopolizers, or the Good Effect of Peace, dated 1801 and attributed to Charles Williams. Five exaggerated men gather in a wooded clearing, with a devil perched on a barrel labelled Poison for the Publico and a monkey hanging from a branch above. Speech scrolls and a newspaper marked Peace add to the satire on greed during the peace of that year.
