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English: Caricature of William Priestley in a child's reins by Antoine, comte Français of Nantes. Caption: 'Monsieur Francois introduces Master Pr[ies]tly to the National Assembly' (Etching by James Sayers). An open chemical jar exudes 'Phlogiston from Hackney College'. Speech ribbon, M. Français: 'Voici un beau Garçon, le fils de Dr Priestly grand Democrat &c.' Speech ribbon, William Priestley: 'Papa sends me to you for Improvement; I will bear true Allegiance, &c.'
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Source scan of out-of-copyright printed document, published by Thomas Cornell, 18 June 1792
Author James Sayers (caricaturist, died 1823)
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