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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 110

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Cliurcli government, the Bishops shouldsuffer any such institutions to exist; particularly that Arch-bishop Laud, professing to be such an Anti-Papist andenemy to superstition and idolatry, should permit this inno-vation and connive at such canting betwixt the barke andthe tree in matter of… … NUKXERl AT LITTLE GIDDING, nUNTIXGDOXSHIKE, 1C41. representing one of the nuns, with a portion of the nunneryin the background. The next illustrated pamphlet we come to is a curiousattempt on the part of its author to satirise his literary con-temporaries for the falsehoods contained in their…

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