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English: James Wolfe uses a spyglass to look into the toilets of an outhouse, in search of spies.
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Source | http://bado-badosblog.blogspot.ca/2017/06/editorial-cartooning-in-canada.html (via the McCord Museum) |
Author | George Townshend, 1st Marquess Townshend (28 February 1724 – 14 September 1807) |
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More Disgraceful Laxity!
Evidemment les espions puants sont ici! Plus de trahison! Et puis une dame!
"Evidently, the stinking spies are here! More treason! And then a lady!"
I think it may have been this sketch and not the one described by the <Glory?> which so provoked Wolfe's ire at Montmorency. This was amongst Lord Amherst's papers. R.<something>.
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