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  <dc:title>King Joe Drumm'd out of Spain : to the tune of the Rogues March!  </dc:title>
  <dc:description>Joseph Bonaparte, a rope round his neck, is followed by two men playing drums and two playing pipes.  Bonaparte has his hands clasped and is saying:
"O Nap - Nap - you have been the ruin of me!"
They are watched by a smiling John Bull-like character in naval dress, who says:
"That's right my Hearties drum away - Don't spare him - d___ me but I wish we had him along side of Bow Street Office, under tow of Master Townshend - I think it would go hard with him, at the Old Bailey!!" </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1808]</dc:date>
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