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Print showing two groups of men discussing politics in a dwelling or public house.

Title from later edition.

Library has two impressions of different states.

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Date

01/01/1812
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Contributors

Raimbach, Abraham, 1776-1843, engraver
Wilkie, David, Sir, 1785-1841, artist
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Library of Congress
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