The colonies reduced - its companion. Print shows two illustrations on a single sheet, on the top, Britannia is dismembered, her torso leaning against a globe with a banner Date Obolum Belli Sario and her arms and legs, labeled Virg-, Pennsyl-, New York, and New Eng- are scattered on the ground before her, an olive branch has dropped from one hand. Idle ships sit in the harbor in the backgound and a broken tree on the right mimics Britannia. On the bottom, Lord Bute, while stabbing Britannia, lifts her skirt, exposing her buttocks to two men, one with a sword, the other with a cat-o'-nine-tails; a snake strikes at her knees. She has her spear aimed at America, a young Native woman, and has caught hold of her feathered skirt; America flees into the outstretched arms of a Frenchman who has both sword and pistol poised to defend her. Behind the melee a Dutchman makes off with a ship. Date 1767. The colonies reduced - its companion. Print shows two illustrations on a single sheet, on the top, Britannia is dismembered, her torso leaning against a globe with a banner Date Obolum Belli Sario and her arms and legs, labeled Virg-, Pennsyl-, New York, and New Eng- are scattered on the ground before her, an olive branch has dropped from one hand. Idle ships sit in the harbor in the backgound and a broken tree on the right mimics Britannia. On the bottom, Lord Bute, while stabbing Britannia, lifts her skirt, exposing her buttocks to two men, one with a sword, the other with a cat-o'-nine-tails; a snake strikes at her knees. She has her spear aimed at America, a young Native woman, and has caught hold of her feathered skirt; America flees into the outstretched arms of a Frenchman who has both sword and pistol poised to defend her. Behind the melee a Dutchman makes off with a ship. Date 1767.