The intended audience for the 1792 "Wha wants me" cartoon depicting Thomas Paine would likely have been the British public, specifically those who were critical of or opposed to Paine's ideas. Paine, an influential political thinker and writer, was known for his radical views, such as advocating for the abolition of monarchy and the establishment of a republican government. The cartoon was likely created to mock and criticize Paine, and would have been targeted towards those who disagreed with his ideas and wanted to discredit him.
The intended audience for the 1792 "Wha wants me" cartoon depicting Thomas Paine was the British public.
