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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 115

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y after the event, the persons concernedin its production must have been unusually prompt andenergetic. The destruction of Cheapside and CharingCrosses is also recorded, under the date of lG-43, in A Sightof the Transactions of these tatter yeares Enihlcmized icithInrjraven Plates, irhich men inaij… … PULLING DOWN CHEAPSIDE CROSS, l643. This pamphlet contains a reprint of the etched platespreviously mentioned, together with six others, one ofAvhich represents the pulling down of Cheapside Cross, anda summar} of the transactions of the reign of Charles T.,in which occurs the following passage :—…

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