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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 146

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d -^xxi themselvesinto a posture to receive them, and for preservation of theirancient rights and liberties against their new design of level-ling, who by their strange, politick, and subtill delusionshave wrought into the hearts of divers peoj^le to ingage withthem, especially among those Avho are… … CRUELTIES OF THE CAVALIERS, lfi44. the highest to the lowest, and that he that hath the mostshall be equall with him that hath the least. In a pamphlet relating to the events of Charles I.s reignthere are some of the etchings previously noticed, togetherwith nine others illustrating the history of…

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