Britannia excisa : Britain excis'd. A new ballad to be sung in time, and to some tune.

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Large woodcut on title page showing Robert Walpole in a chaise drawn by a many-headed monster (the Excise scheme). The monster's jaws devour a bottle, a wine glass, a tankard a pipe and a sheep; one of its heads turns back vomiting a stream of coins through the window of the chaise and into Walpole's hand.
A satire on Robert Walpole's excise bill of 1733.
Sometimes ascribed to William Pulteney.