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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 137

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ber 8 of the Jlercnrius Civicusare small portraits of Charles I. and his Queen, engraved onwood. Over the woodcut is a sort of table of contents, 122 The Pictorial Press thus:— The King and Queen conjoyned, tlie Kentish newsrelated, our Forces are united, A publiquc Fast appointed.On. the preceding… … Intelligencer. WEAPON CALLED A r.OUNDIIEAD, FKOJI MEKCUKIUS CIVICCS, 1643. very interesting illustration of the news of the hour. It is awoodcut of a weaj)on said to be intended for use against thelloundlioads, and the following account is given of it:— Inthe Danish Ship lately taken by the Earle…

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