Saint-Aubin, Gabriel Jacques de, France, Expulsion des Jésuites, Expulsion of the Jesuits, verso center bottom - stamped, A political print following the anti-Jesuit proclamation of August 6, 1761. Two medallions framed with attributes. At the top the all-seeing eye and a pair of scales, on the right the hand of justice, on the left a sword. At the bottom a fox losing its tail, from one of Aesop's fables. In the left medallion a book burning of the order's writings, including works by Mariana, Busembaum and Suarez. A man tears up a book, and a Jesuit runs away. On the stairs a figure with a list in his hands. Below the representation the title in Latin and the date: Combustis libris VI die Augusti, MDCC.LXI. In the right medallion two students run away from the Collège Louis-le-Grand. One points to the rules hung on the doorframe. On the right stands a Jesuit, looking at his broken stick on the ground. Below the representation the title in Latin and the date: Perversis tandem deletis s