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Hand-colored 1802 satire: blindfolded men hang on one side of a balance beam, a hanged officer on the other, with a courtroom

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A hand-colored satirical print titled The Balance of Justice, attributed to Charles Williams and dated 1802. A row of blindfolded men in striped trousers hangs from a beam on the left, while a red-coated officer hangs on the right, balanced against them across a yellow bar. At center, a courtroom door opens onto seated figures, and a clerk hands a document to a man in a top hat.