The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 138
were long- since found in divers Papists housesin Lancashire; it is a Aveapon with an ovall or round toj:),stuck full of iron spikes. The forme whereof for bettersatisfaction is here set downe. Then follows a representationof the weapon, of which a facsimile is given on the oppositepage. The same… … PORTRAIT OF PEIXCE RUPERT, FROM MERCURIUS CIVICUS, l644. has a i^ortrait of a Cavalier in hat and feather, intendedprobably for Prince Maurice, as there is in the body of thenumber an allusion to a report of his death. In No. 42 thereis a portrait of Prince Pupert and the following summary onthe…
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