. Satire on the Peninsular war. (British political cartoon); Joseph Bonaparte and two French officers flee Madrid, chased by Wellington mounted on a white horse. Joseph drops looted Spanish gold. King Joey taking leave of his capital ie: Madrid relieved from robbers. September 1812. Bodleian Libraries, King Joey taking leave of his capital ie- Madrid relieved from robbers

. Satire on the Peninsular war. (British political cartoon); Joseph Bonaparte and two French officers flee Madrid, chased by Wellington mounted on a white horse. Joseph drops looted Spanish gold. King Joey taking leave of his capital ie: Madrid relieved from robbers. September 1812. Bodleian Libraries, King Joey taking leave of his capital ie- Madrid relieved from robbers Stock Photo

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