“Sound, Sound the trump of Fame, Let Jefferson’s great name Ring through the world with loud applause As the firm friend of Freedom’s cause. “Let every clime to freedom dear Now listen with a joyfull ear. With honest pride and manly grace He fills the Presidential place. “The Constitution for his guide, And Truth and Justice by his side, When hope was sinking in dismay, When gloom obscured Columbia’s day, He mourn’d his country’s threaten’d fate And sav’d it ere it was too late.” Jefferson. Quotation. Liverpool. See No. 127. Jefferson. At Tomb. Staffordshire. See No. 33. Jefferson. Portrait. Staffordshire. See No. 166. 89. John Hancock. Portrait. Liverpool. A black print on a mug. On a ribbon scroll the inscription, “The Honorable John Hancock.” John Hancock. Portrait. Liverpool. On Proscribed Patriots Pitcher. See No. 86. John Hancock. House. See No. 157. 90. Montgomery. Battle-Scene. Liverpool. Black print on a pitcher of a battle-scene entitled “The Death of Montgomery.” One may be seen in the Trumbull-Prime Collection. 91. Warren. Battle-Scene. Liverpool. Black print on a Liverpool pitcher of a battle-scene, with name “The Death of Warren.” One may be seen in the Trumbull-Prime Collection. 92. American Eagle. Sailor Pitcher. Liverpool. A Liverpool pitcher with an American spread eagle over the words “Herculaneum Pottery, Liverpool.” On one side waves and a full-rigged ship bearing American flag; sometimes printed in black, and often coarsely colored by hand. This print is often seen on sailor pitchers with other prints of different designs. On the other side, a sailor’s ballad surrounded by wreath of flowers, with engraver’s signature, “Jo^h Johnson, Liverpool.” 93. American Eagle. Masonic Pitcher. Liverpool. A Liverpool pitcher with American eagle and shield. On the other side, Masonic emblems. There were a vast number of these Masonic designs, one is shown on page 147, and as they were not specially American, though doubtless made largely for Americans, it is useless to specify them. 94. Ship Alligator. A pitcher with view of the ship Alligator on one side. On the reverse a spread eagle, with a scroll border in gilt containing the names of fifteen States. 95. Mug. Union to the People. A mug of Liverpool ware printed with a group of three men clasping hands. They are supposed to be Hamilton, Madison, and Jay, but may be any other American statesmen. Above the group, a liberty cap with the words “Union to the People.” Below are branches with leaves and the legend, “Civil and Religious Liberty to all Mankind.” 96. Salem Ship-building. Liverpool.