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  <dc:title>The Return</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A scene of Scottish celebration.  Henry Dundas stands on a balcony on the left, before a banner proclaiming 'Honorably Acquitted', wearing a cockade which reds Not Guilty.  He shouts: "Now -  Wha' Wants Me", to the crowd below.  They are drinking, dancing and feasting.  
One sings: "When Johnny comes marching home again Tol - Lol". Another cries: "I knew he was nae guilty". A man standing next to a barrel marked 'Intire Butt', says: "Did you ever know a Scotsman do any thing wrong  - except staying at home in the north without trying his fortune in the south".
A man seated at a table lifts his glass and toasts: "May Scotland always prefer oatcake and whisky to White bread and porter ". Another toasts: "Here's confusion to all Brewers of Mischief". </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1806]</dc:date>
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