The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 203
Knight, the cashier of the South-Sea Company, who fled the countrj^ when it became too hot forhim. The verses which accompany the engraving, though byno means models of poetic elegance, might be commended tothe attention of some directors of our own day :— * Then what must such vile Plunderers… … SOUTH SEA BUBBLE CARICATUIIE. FROM TUE WEEKLY JOURNAL AND BRITISH GAZETTEER, 1721. 1. The Cashire of the South Spa Company 2. The Horse of an Accomptant to the South Sea Company 3. The Correspondent of the Author of the London Journal 4. A Stock Jobber, or Exchange Broker, whipt by tho Common…
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