The general p--s, or peace

The general p--s, or peace. Print shows five men, an Englishman, a Dutchman, a Native representing America, a Spaniard, and a Frenchman urinating into a pot. The Englishman says, Say what they will, I call this an honourable P--, the Native says, I call this a free and Independent P--, and the Frenchman says, Jack English we confess your exceeding good nature, tho we have wrangled you out of America you freely make P-- with us. Five swords, two drums, and the flags of the respective nations rest on the ground before the pot. Includes sixteen line of verse. Date 1783 Jany 16th. The general p--s, or peace. Print shows five men, an Englishman, a Dutchman, a Native representing America, a Spaniard, and a Frenchman urinating into a pot. The Englishman says, Say what they will, I call this an honourable P--, the Native says, I call this a free and Independent P--, and the Frenchman says, Jack English we confess your exceeding good nature, tho we have wrangled you out of America you freely make P-- with us. Five swords, two drums, and the flags of the respective nations rest on the ground before the pot. Includes sixteen line of verse. Date 1783 Jany 16th

Confess Dutchman Englishman Exceeding Freely Frenchman Honourable Includes Jany Representing Respective Says Sixteen Urinating Verse

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