The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 162
, and the Declaration of the Seaaien in the Isle of I It^ Origin and PrO(jres-t. 147 Wiglit and Portsmouth, concerning the Kings Majesty andthe Fleet Eoyall, 1648. The contest between the Royalists and the Parliamentwas now drawing to a close. The King was a prisonerin Carisbrooke Castle, and while… … CH.iELES I. IN CARISBROOKE CASTLE, 164S. and he adorned his work -with the above representationof the King in prison, which afterwards appeared in otherpamphlets. •It is remarkable that such important events as the trialand execution of Charles I. should not have tempted thenewspapers of the day to…
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