The chanticleer: No. 1. London, May 28, 1829. Price 3s
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Beschreibung: | An elaborate spoof in the form of a newspaper (sole issue) with two adverts (one for a fictitious book quoting Quarterly Review and Edinburgh Review) but chiefly a report of a "hen petition" being read in Commons, with the debate & vote. The petition is introduced by "Sir Bantam Cocks," who believes that a newly invented "hatching machine" will have disastrous consequences for the hens; he also believes that "the same ill-directed ingenuity" which created that machine may contrive an "improved method of laying eggs" without any hens' involvement; the usual economists' argument for the capitalist--when one branch of trade fails, simply reinvest in another--is insufficient; he fears that many similar "improvements" carry "desolation, pestilence, and death" with them. The petition quotes the Board of Trade (W. Vesey-Fitzgerald?) as stating that 16 million eggs were imported in the last year and cites an instance of thus-unemployed hens, "allured by ... R. Wilmot Horton's argum.... . - Caption title; between title and dateline is a wood-engraved cock above the motto Dum spiro cano [While I breathe, I crow]. -- Imprint (no place, date) at foot of column 3, p.4. - Goldsmiths'-Kress no. Unknown. - OCLC, 33839921. - Reproduction of original from Goldsmiths' Library, University of London |
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title_sub | No. 1. London, May 28, 1829. Price 3s |
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topic_facet | Fitzgerald and Vesey, William Vesey Fitzgerald Baron 1783-1843 Wilmot Horton, Robert Sir 1784-1841 Great BritainbParliament xSatire Great Britain Parliament Satire aNewspapers y19th century 2rbgenr aSatires zEngland y19th century 2rbgenr aWood engravings y19th century zEngland 2gmgpc aChickens xSatire aEgg trade zGreat Britain xSatire Politik Chickens Satire Egg trade Great Britain Satire Great BritainxCommerce xSatire Great BritainxPolitics and government y1820-1830 xSatire Großbritannien Great Britain Commerce Satire Great Britain Politics and government 1820-1830 Satire |
url | http://nl.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/19010364802600?origin=/collection/nlh-mme |