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The American Rattle Snake Poster Giclée Print Size:24×36 Not sure that's a march

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Not sure that's a march of progress

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It is supposed that nine represented the number of colonies that were to attend the Stamp Act Congress

The American Rattle Snake Poster Giclée Print Size:24×36 Not sure that's a marchCartoon shows the "American" snake, the emblem used by Americans as a device on their flag before the adoption of the stars and stripes, with two of three coils around units of British soldiers, commanded by Burgoyne and Cornwallis at the time of their surrender. Gillray is lampooning the British war effort. The verse printed below the image reflects the widespread sympathy in England for the American cause. The rattlesnake became a symbol of the

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