Three plagues of Europe

In this sheet the "Three Plagues of Europe" are lined up in a row. At the left, Napoleon, "The Turbulent Mr. Fight-all," has drawn his sword and lunges at an enemy outside of the frame. William Pitt, "The Hon'ble Mr. Tax-all," takes the center. Pitt stands with his hand on his hip and appears to be chastizing Napoleon. The Devil, "The Worshipfull Mr. Take-all," at the right of the image, is poised to attack Pitt. His eyes glint red as he extends his right arm towards the British Prime Minister. This sheet is mounted to another paper. Alone, the satire measures 33.5x25.5 cm. There is some staining and scratching, but overall the print is in good condition. In this sheet the "Three Plagues of Europe" are lined up in a row. At the left, Napoleon, "The Turbulent Mr. Fight-all," has drawn his sword and lunges at an enemy outside of the frame. William Pitt, "The Hon'ble Mr. Tax-all," takes the center. Pitt stands with his hand on his hip and appears to be chastizing Napoleon. The Devil, "The Worshipfull Mr. Take-all," at the right of the image, is poised to attack Pitt. His eyes glint red as he extends his right arm towards the British Prime Minister. This sheet is mounted to another paper. Alone, the satire measures 33.5x25.5 cm. There is some staining and scratching, but overall the print is in good condition. Published by Roberts, 1803-08-00. British Museum, BM 10084. George notes that this print was adapted from an earlier sheet published by Holland. Holland's sheet, also titled 'The Three Plagues of Europe!!,' featured a caricature of Addington as 'The Hon'ble Mr. Tax-all' in the central position. Caption: Drawn by Mr. West Caption: "The Turbulent Mr. Fight-all" "The Honble Mr. Taxaall" The Worshipfull Mr. Take-all"