The Friends of Freedom and May Our Liberties Never Be Swallowed in a Pitt
George Moutard Woodward · 1765-1809
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A caricatured seated man in a long coat, frilled cravat and curled wig raises a goblet at a draped table, his gloved hand extended toward the viewer. The sepia-toned print is inscribed with the caption "The Friends of Freedom and may our liberties never be swallowed in a Pitt" and the credit C. M. Woodward Del. published by Wm.
