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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 150

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amplilet of1647. It is entitled The )iin)tner of His EjcceUenci/ Sir ThomasFairfax and the officers of his An)// sittinrj in Council. In thisengraving it will be seen that Fairfax, though farthest //,s On)//n and J^ro(/ress. 135 removed from tlic spectator, is made the largest figure inthe picture,… … SIK THOMAS FAIKFAX AXD HIS MILITAKY COUNCIL, ir47. Though Cromwell was at this time the real director ofthe array, and ere long became its acknowledged head, Ihave met with no representation of him in the illustratednews of the period. The art of interviewing had notthen been developed, and the…

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