Bunkers Hill, or, The blessed effects of family quarrels.

Bunkers Hill, or, The blessed effects of family quarrels.

Description:

Allegorical depiction of America (as a Native American woman) fighting Britannia. A man representing Spain holds a rope around America's shoulders and pierces Britannia's shield with his sword. Behind Britannia stands France as a man who is pulling at Britannia's draperies to expose her upper body while he stabs her in the back with his sword. The Earl of Mansfield William Murray, the Earl of Bute John Stuart, and Lord Frederick North are seated on a cloud with a demon observing the battle below.

Date Issued: 1775?]
Collection: William L. Clements Library Image Bank
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Language: UND
Type: still image