Board Game
Laurie & Whittle's New, Moral and Entertaining game of Mansion of Happiness
Released 1800 / 2-0 players / 0-0 min / Ages 0+
Designer: George Fox
Publisher: Laurie & Whittle
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Description
Race over 67 panels showing Justice, Piety, Honesty, etc. and improve your moral!
The game is very strict compared to other moral games of the same period. The crimes are serious--theft, lying, drunkenness, cheating--and the punishments include prison sentences, whipping, the stocks and ducking: 'Whoever gets into a Passion must be taken to the Water, have a ducking to cool him and pay a fine of one.'
Published October 13th, 1800.
The game is very strict compared to other moral games of the same period. The crimes are serious--theft, lying, drunkenness, cheating--and the punishments include prison sentences, whipping, the stocks and ducking: 'Whoever gets into a Passion must be taken to the Water, have a ducking to cool him and pay a fine of one.'
Published October 13th, 1800.
