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  <dc:title>John Bulls Surprise or The New Political Fandango</dc:title>
  <dc:description>John Bull, an old man with a mottled complexion and wearing a bob wig, looks on in shock at Charles James Fox dancing a 'political fandango' with other politicians, and says:
"What the devil are they all about now?  Why Charley you old brains turned for sartain - do you know what company you are got among."

The politicians are, from the left: 
1) A large man with a double chin, wearing glasses and a bag wig.  He has his hands on his hips and one foot is raised.  Possibly George Nugent-Temple- Grenville,1st Marquess of Buckingham.  
2) A large man with curly, cropped hair - not identified.
3) A balding man with a small, snub nose - not identified.  Only the head is visible. 
4) Charles James Fox.  He is portrayed as very fat and is dancing clumsily, while looking towards John Bull on the left.
5) A thin-faced man with cropped hair and wearing a cravat. Possibly Francis Rawdon-Hastings, Earl of Moira.
6) A tall thin man wearing a bag-wig.  Possibly Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth.
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  <dc:date>[1800-1809]</dc:date>
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