A Series of 1778 Prints Satirizing the Carlisle Peace Commission @AmRevInstitute
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Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Research Services Librarian Rachel Nellis discusses the art of satire and Matthew and Mary Darly, the English husband and wife print shop owners and caricaturists. This Lunch Bite  explores the Darly’s careers and focuses on their series of four 1778 prints satirizing the British Carlisle Peace Commission—a failed attempt to negotiate a peace with Congress.

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