King George III blindly ploughs the land; his bull being driven on towards Scotland by Prime Minister North. He leaves the ground behind ripe for the seeds of Catholicism. Truth floats above, holding a list of Catholic atrocities; whilst the Pope sits astride an ominous black cloud surrounded by demons. Gillray's print is a visceral reaction to the removal of previous restrictions imposed on Catholics during the English Reformation. It accuses the King of turning a blind eye to the perceived threat of the Pope and Roman Catholic 'enemies' in Britain