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  <dc:title>A Prussian Cake!!</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Frederick-Wilhelm III of Prussia (1770-1840) sits astride a cake decorated with soldiers and the double-headed eagle, saying:
"What a cunning hand I must be - pretend to fight and not fight at all. - Snugs the word - cunning little Isaac"
Napoleon looks on from the right, and says:
"I think it shall not be long before I shall pick a few plumbs from that cake".
On the left, a figure in a crown and sceptre, possibly the Tsar, says to another crowned figure:
"It is a tempting cake - and if we mind what we are about, we shall all come in for a slice". </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1806-1807]</dc:date>
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