England under the house of Hanover; : its history and condition during the reigns of the three Georges, illustrated from the caricatures and satires of the day.
Thomas Wright's 1848 social history of Georgian Britain, published in London by Richard Bentley for Victorian general readers, with wood engravings by F. W. Fairholt after eighteenth-century prints, cut by Joseph Brown and Conrad Cook. The 129 line-drawn figures show men in tricorne hats, wigs, frock coats and buckled shoes gossiping, strutting and leaning on canes, useful as outline character vignettes and period costume reference.
