Romance & Sex in the British Military

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If You are not an Adult, or Historic Material ofSexual Orientation O!ends You, Please Close thisSlideshow Immediately.


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Lady & Sir Richard Worsley

by Sir Joshua Reynolds c. 1775(Earl and Countess of Harewood, Harewood House, Yorkshire, UK)


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Lady Worsley

by Sir Joshua Reynolds c. 1775(Earl and Countess of Harewood, Harewood House, Yorkshire, UK)


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Sir Richard Worse-than-sly, exposing his wifes bottom; o fye!by James Gillray, Published by William Humphrey 1782

(The British Museum)


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Sir Richard Worse-than-sly, exposing his wifes bottom; o fye!

by James Gillray, Published by William Humphrey 1782(The British Museum)


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Sir Richard Worse-than-sly, exposing his wifes bottom; o fye!



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Maidstone Whim

by William Wells 1782(The British Museum)


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Maidstone Whim

by William Wells 1782(The British Museum)


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A BATH of the MODERNS

by Elizabeth Darchery 1782(The British Museum)


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A Peep into LADY W!!!!! Y's Seraglio



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A Peep into LADY W!!!!! Y's Seraglio



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Lady Worsley dressing in the Bathing House

by Anonymous 1782(The British Museum)


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The Maidstone bath or the modern Susanna

Published by Ancient & Modern Print Warehouse 1782(The British Museum)


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The Maidstone bath or the modern Susanna

Published by Ancient & Modern Print Warehouse 1782(The British Museum)


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Frances, Lady Worsley

by Anonymous(The British Museum)


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THE QUIET HUSBANDby John June, Published by Robert Sayer, after John Collet 1768



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THE BOLD ATTEMPT

by James Caldwall, Published by Robert Sayer, London, 1773(The British Museum)


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THE MUTUAL EMBRACE

by John Goldar, Published by Sayer & Benett, after John Collet 1774(The British Museum)


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Is this my Daughter Ann

for S. Sledge 1774(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Elopement, or a Tripp to Scotland

Published by Sayer & Bennet, London, 1777(The British Museum)


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The AMOROUS THIEF, or, The LOVERs LARCENY

by Carington Bowles after John Collet 1777(The British Museum)


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The AMOROUS THIEF, or, The LOVERs LARCENY

by Carington Bowles after John Collet 1777(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Favourite Footman or Miss well Mounted.

Printed for R. Sayer & J. Bennett August 1778(The British Museum)


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The FAVOURITE FOOTMAN, or MISS well MOUNTED.

by Sayer & Bennett after John Collett 1778(The British Museum)


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MODERN MATRIMONY, Or the Spirit of Contradiction

Published by William Humphrey 1778(The British Museum)


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A TRIP TO COCKS HEATH

by William Humphrey 1778(Lewis Walpole Library)


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TheTEMPTING FAIR

by John Jones for John Harris 1780(The British Museum)


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A SCEEN in the PARK

Paul Sandby c. 1780(The British Museum)


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A SCEEN in the PARK

Paul Sandby c. 1780(The British Museum)


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A MORNING FROLIC, or the TRANSMUTATION of SEXES

Published by Carington Bowles after John Collet March 25, 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Published by Carington Bowles after John Collet March 25, 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Published by Carington Bowles after John Collet March 25, 1780(The British Museum)


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Military Lover

by W.E. Johnson (?) 1781(The British Museum)


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Young RECRUITS, Training for the CAMP

for R. Sayer and J. Bennett 1781(Sanders of Oxford)


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for R. Sayer and J. Bennett 1781(Christies Auction House)


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for R. Sayer and J. Bennett 1781(Ann S.K. Brown Collection, Brown University)


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The INVITATION, or CAMP Politeness

by Robert Sayer & John Bennet c. 1781(The British Museum)


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THE SURPRIZE

by Robert Sayer & John Bennet c. 1781(The British Museum)


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MASTER LAVENDER qualifying himself for the ARMY

by Carington Bowles 1781(The British Museum)


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MASTER LAVENDER qualifying himself for the ARMY



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MILITARY DUTY

Published by Sayer & Bennett 1781(The British Museum)


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MILITARY DUTY

Published by Sayer & Bennett 1781(The British Museum)


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THE PROMENADEby Wm. Humphrey 1781


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THE PROMENADEby Wm. Humphrey 1781


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ENSIGN ROSEBUD reposing himself after the FATIGUES of the PARADE

by Carington Bowles 1782(Lewis Walpole Library


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CAPT. JESSAMY learning the PROPER DISCIPLINE of the COUCH



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HYDE PARK

Published by William Humphrey 1780(The British Museum)


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THE CHARMS of a RED COAT.by Robert Sayer 1787


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THE CHARMS of a RED COAT.

by Robert Sayer 1787(Lewis Walpole Library)


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LADY GORGE raising RECRUITS for COX-HEATH

by Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1781(The British Museum)


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The HIGHLAND LADDIE

by Bowles & Carver 1782(Yale Center for British Art)


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A City O"cer taught by Miss Tittup to cock his Spontoon with proper Grace

by T. James 1782(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A City O"cer taught by Miss Tittup to cock his Spontoon with proper Grace

by T. James 1782(Lewis Walpole Library)


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THE SOLDIERS PLEDGE

c. 1780s


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CORPORAL CARTOUCH teaching MISS CAMP-LOVE her Manual Exercise

by Sayer & Bennett after John Collet 1780(The British Museum)


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CORPORAL CARTOUCH teaching MISS CAMP-LOVE her Manual Exercise

by Sayer & Bennett after John Collet 1780(The British Museum)


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CORPORAL CARTOUCH teaching MISS CAMP - LOVE her Manual Exercise.

by Sayer & Benet after Collett 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Mrs Brown, the Horse Grenadier, and Fanny Hill

by Anonymous c. 1748 - 1800(The British Museum)


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Tom Jones & Mrs. Waters at the Inn at Upton after the Battle



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Tom Jones & Mrs. Waters at the Inn at Upton after the Battle



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Harriet and the Barronet

by Anonymous c. 1748 - 1800 (likely 1780s)(The British Museum)


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Love and Hope

by Henry William Bunbury c. 1786(The British Museum)


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Love and Hopeby Henry William Bunbury c. 1786

(The Huntington Library)


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THE LIGHT GUINEA OR CAPT. FLASH DETECTEDby M. Darley c. 1773 -1774


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THE LIGHT GUINEA OR CAPT. FLASH DETECTEDby M. Darley c. 1773 -1774


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Military Man -Trap

Published by Sayer & Bennett 1780


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Military Man -TrapPublished by Sayer & Bennett 1780

(Ann S.K. Brown Library, Brown University)


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Military Man -TrapPublished by Sayer & Bennett 1780



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The MILITARY BEAUTYby Sayer & Bennett, London, 1781



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CHARITY COVERETH A MULTITUDE OF SINSby Thomas Rowlandson, Published by Hannah Humphrey 1781



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THE PROMENADEPublished by James Birchall, London, 1782



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The THUNDERERby James Gilray 1782

(Lewis Walple Library

The THUNDERERby James Gilray 1782

(Lewis Walple Library


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TWO PRIVATEERS ATTACKING A MAN of WARPrinted for & Sold by Carrington Bowles 1784



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The PRETTY WATERWOMAN, or ADMIRAL PURBLIND just run aground by PEGGY PULLAWAYbyCarington Bowles after John Collet 1780



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A Lugsail Privateer Towing A Crippled Man of War into Portby Sayer & Bennett, London, 1783



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BACHELORS FARE or BREAD and CHEESE with KISSESby Carington Bowles after John Collet 1778

(Rareoldprints.com)


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An English MAN of WAR taking a FRENCH PRIVATEERby Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1781



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JACK on a CRUISE

c. 1780


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JACK got safe into PORT with his PRIZEby Robert Sayer 1780



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JACK got safe into PORT with his PRIZEby Robert Sayer 1780



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A MAN of WAR, towing a FRIGATE into HARBOURby Carington Bowles 1781



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Jack Oakham throwing out a Signal for Engagementby R. Sayer & J. Bennett 1781



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Jack Oakham throwing out a Signal for Engagement

by R. Sayer & J. Bennett 1781


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An ENGLISH SLOOP engaging a DUTCH MAN of WARby Carington Bowles 1781

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A RICH PRIVATEER brought safe into PORT by TWO FIRST RATESby Carrington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1782



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A RICH PRIVATEER brought safe into PORT by TWO FIRST RATESby Carrington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1782



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Desert not the Man that bled in his Country'es Cause, Or, fly to those that dwel in Luxurye's LawsPublished 1788 in Covent Garden

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Men of War, BOUND for the PORT of PLEASUREby Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1791



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A FLEET OF SMUGGLERS with a MAN OF WAR IN TOW.by Bowles & Carver 1791



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