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  <dc:title>John Bull Exchanging News with the Continent</dc:title>
  <dc:description>John Bull and Napoleon face each other across a stormy Channel, were ships are fighting.  On the right, John Bull stands on a headland marked 'TRUTH'. He is dressed as a newsboy, with a hat inscribed 'Britain Rules the Main' and a newspaper in his hand with the headline 'TRAFALGAR LONDON GAZETTE EXTROARDINARY [sic]'.  Through a trumpet, he proclaims "Total Defeat of the Combin'd Fleets of France and Spain".   
On the headland Napoleon leans on the ground to write official bulletins, which blow over the stretch of sea between them.  Behind him stands a man wearing a bonnet rouge, who also blows through a trumpet.  The bulletins have headlines such as: 'English Fleet dispers'd' and 'England Invaded'.
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  <dc:date>11 Dec 1805</dc:date>
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