The mysterious calendar / taken from the original above 30 years ...
[London?] : [publisher not identified], [1704]
"By Hader Camber Bazer High Preist & Primier Minister to the most Illustrious Prince Pretegianni"--At bottom of sheet.
Formerly owned by Sir Robert Peel.
Satire on Charles II and James II, likening them to the Biblical brothers Huz and Buz, with a perpetual table for finding the dates of Sundays using Dominical letters. An engraving in an oval, showing the brothers standing in a rural landscape. On the left Huz, representing Charles II, standing on a cornucopia wearing a suit of armour, with a large Scottish thistle on his head, holding in his right hand a sword piercing a Tudor rose, in his left hand a fleur-de-lis, surmounted by an owl wearing the papal tiara; behind him stands a devil or satyr playing an Irish harp. On the right Buz, representing James II, standing on the scales of justice and a paper representing the national covenant which he pierces with a sword; with his right hand he drops a Bible into a fire; three crowns fall from his head on to an orange tree, representing William III.