Cannon refus'd by foreigners as too destructive [graphic].[1756]engTitle etched at top of plate.Date of publication from British Museum catalogue.Three images on one plate, arranged vertically.Caption in upper right corner of top image: This piece of the train found to do greater execution the more its wore ...Caption in upper right corner of center image: This piece drives all before it & acts equally from either end ...Caption in upper right corner of bottom image: This piece kill'd two persons in proving ...One line of text at bottom of plate: These cannon [sic] are all mounted on golden wheels.Plate numbered '5' in upper right corner.Plate prepared for: England's remembrancer. London, 1759.Temporary local subject terms: House of Commons: Ways and Means, 1756 -- Personifications: Liberty as a gun-carriage -- Property as gun-carriage -- Heterodox clergyman as a gun-carriage -- Guns -- Map of England -- Coins as wheels -- Gun-carriage -- Ammunition: sacks of 'Luxury', 'Venality', 'Corruption' -- Trunks of 'Pride', 'Avarice' -- Books of 'Priestcra[ft]', 'Heresy' -- Bills: Money Bill, 1756 -- Taxes: 1756 -- Spears: Britannia's broken spear -- Marriage bill, 1756 -- Buildings: churches --Allusion to the Duke of Newcastle -- Allusion to Lord Hardwicke.