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CHAPTER XXIV. 
ENGLISH CARICATURE IN THE AGE OF GEORGE II.--ENGLISH PRINT- 
      
LONG MIIIISTRY-THE WAR 'WITH FRANCE--TIIE NEWCASTLE AD- 
MINISTRATION-OPERA INTRIGUES_ACCES-SION OF GEORGE IIL, AND 
LORD BUTE IN POWER           .  
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XXV. 
       
PROGrRESS_TH'E RAK_E,S I)ROGRESS_-THE MARRIAGE A LA MODE-- 
HIS OTHER PRIINTS_THE ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY, AND THE PERSECU- 
TION ARISING OUT OF IT---HIS PATRONAGE BY LORD IBUTE_CARIC.A.- 
TUBE OF THE TIMES_ATTACKS TO WHICH HE WAS EXPOSED BY IT, 
AND WHICH IIASTENTED HIS DEATH . .       
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XXVI. 
THE LES-BER OARICATURISTS OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE III.-PAUL 
SANDBY-COLLETZ THE DISASTER, AND FATHER PAUL IN HIS CUPS 
-JAAIES BAYER! HIS CALRICATURES IN SUPPORT OF PITT, AND HIS 
     
ON HORSEMANSHIP-'WOODVVARDZ GENERAL COMPIJAlNT_R0WLAlN' D- 
SON,S INFLUENCE ON THE STYLE OF THOSE WHOSE DESIGNS HE 
ETCILIED_-IOHN KAY OF EDINBURGIIZ LOOKING A ROCK IN THE 
FACE .               . 
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XXVII. 
GILLRAY-HIS FIRST ATTEMPTS_HIS CARICATURES BEGIN WITH THE 
SHELBURLNE MINISTRY-_IMPEACHMENT OF WARREN HASTINGS- 
CARICATURES ON THE KING; NEW WAY TO PAY THE NATIONAL 
DEBT--ALLEGED REASON FOR GILLRAY,S HOSTHJTY TO THE KING 
-THE KING AND THE APPLE-DUMPLINGS-GI'LLRAY7S LATER LA- 
BOURS-'IIIS IDIOTCY AND DEATH          
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CHAPTER XXVIII. 
      
EARLY LIFE--HE BECOMES A CARICATURIST-HIS STYLE AND wonxs 
--ms DRAWINGS--THE CRUIKSIIANKS       . 
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