Hogarth was so successful that it wasn't long before unscrupulous engravers were copying his work and selling it on the black market, leading Hogarth to lobby parliament to instigate the world's first copyright act of 1753.
A rumpled English archaeologist (Josh O'Connor) slouches his way around Tuscany in the 1980s and helps a rollicking band of grave robbers unearth Etruscan artefacts to sell on the black market.
Others in the government, including the Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon also suggests that reversing the ban prevents a black market for tobacco from forming.