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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 124

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e raised and caused towatch all night for the safety of the CitijJ On the title-page isa. woodcut of an officer and a soldier, which, however, wasevidently not executed for this sj^ecial occasion, the officerbeing in the costume of the preceding reign. A facsimile ofit is subjoined. The tract… … HURLEYBUELEY AT KIXGSTOX-dX-TIIAMES, 1642. ing, and swearing blasjihemous Oathes (which filled theTowne with feares) and some amongst the rest, to frightenthe Towne, swore bitter Oathes that they should see bloodytimes ere long. A tract of the same date refers to a reported conspiracyof the same…

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