Demonstration in London, The March of Morality (title on object), A protest by two garishly dressed ladies, probably members of the Religious Tract Society, preceded by a church bailiff with a cane. Three classical statues have clothes on them. The window of a print shop in the background, probably that of publisher McLean, is full of nude portraits, including that of Saartjie Baartman or another Khoikhoi woman. print maker: William Heath, (mentioned on object), publisher: Thomas McLean, (mentioned on object), London, c. 1820 - c. 1840, paper, etching, height 259 mm x width 369 mm.