The oppressive announcer of Versailles, 1692; The cloche of Versailles. The oppressive announcer of Versailles. Cartoon on the French king Louis XIV as a city caller. The king is sick of the news of the defeat in the naval battle at Kaap La Hogue where the French among Admiral the Tourville were defeated by the combined fleet of England and Holland among the Admirals Russel and Almonde, 29 May to June 3, 1692. A smiling Englishman and Dutchman want him with a pot to vomit and heal a shredder. In the foreground a dog with the long list with the names of the burnt French ships, in the background
The oppressive announcer of Versailles, 1692; The cloche of Versailles. The oppressive announcer of Versailles. Cartoon on the French king Louis XIV as a city caller. The king is sick of the news of the defeat in the naval battle at Kaap La Hogue where the French among Admiral the Tourville were defeated by the combined fleet of England and Holland among the Admirals Russel and Almonde, 29 May to June 3, 1692. A smiling Englishman and Dutchman want him with a pot to vomit and heal a shredder. In the foreground a dog with the long list with the names of the burnt French ships, in the background the sea battle. At the bottom of a verse in three columns in Dutch.
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