In an outdoor setting, Lord North and Edmund Burke look down at Charles Fox who stands knee-deep in a hole in the ground. All are in mourning clothes. Fox expresses fear of remaining in “this terrible Pitt” forever. An angry North, stamping his foot, expresses disillusionment in their coalition, while a quiet Burke decides to disassociate himself from Fox.
- Title: Reynard caught at last, or, The [fox running away with a goose in its mouth] in a pitt [graphic].
- Publication: [London] : Publish’d by E. Hedges, No. 92 Cornhill, March 19th 1784.
784.03.19.01 Impression 3
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