James Gillray
1757 – 1815
Books
- The Cockney sportsman
- La rigenerazione dell' Olanda
- The French-consular-triumverate[!], settling the new constitution, with a peep at the constitutional-pigeon-holes of the Abbe Seiyes - in the back ground
- The magnanimous-minister, chastising Prussian-perfidy ...
- Buonaparté leaving Egypt
- Westminster-conscripts under the Training act
- "L'insurrection de l'Institut amphibie."--
- The introduction of the Pope to the Convocation at Oxford, by the Cardinal Broad-bottom
- [Consequences of a successful French invasion.]
- The arms of France
- The Spanish-bull-fight, - or - the Corsican-matador in danger
- The state of the war - or - the monkey-race in danger
- The kitchen below or Belzebub going to supper
- John Bull and the alarmist
- The first kiss this ten years! - or - the meeting of Britannia & citizen François
- Death of the Corsican-fox. -
- Apotheosis of the Corsican phœnix
- Preliminaries of peace! - or - John Bull, and his little friends "marching to Paris"
- Armed heroes ...
- French invasion -- -- -- landing in Great-Britain
- Exhibition of a democratic-transparency, - with its effect upon patriotic feelings ...
- John-Bull offering litte Boney fair play
- "Prætor-urbanus;" -
- The genius of France triumphant, - or - Britannia petitioning for peace ...
- "Mamlouk, et Hussard republicain", -
- Spanish-patriots attacking the French-banditti. -
- French habits
- Fighting for the dunghill
- Introduction of citizen Volpone & his suite, at Paris ...
- Extirpation of the plagues of Egypt; -
- Buonaparte hearing of Nelson's victory, swears by his sword, to extirpate the English from off the earth ...
- German-nonchalence; - or -, the vexation of little-Boney, vide. The diplomatique's late journey Paris
- Pacific overtures - or - a flight from St Cloud's - over the water to Charley - a new dramatic peace now rehearsing
- Britannia between death and the doctor's ...
- News from Calabria! -
- The grand coronation procession of Napoleone the 1st emperor of France, from the church of Notre-Dame, Decr. 2d. 1804
- The flying sword run mad
- Counsellor O.P., -defender of our Theatric Liberties
- The mandate
- British tars towing the Danish fleet into harbour;-
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