The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 184
ldermen; but it is not illus-trated, as was its predecessor of the time of the Civil War. C)ne of the most atrocious deeds of the time, and one thathad a powerful effect upon public feeling, was the murder ofArchbishop Sharp in 1679. This prelate was held to havebetrayed the Presbyterians at the… … 170 The Pictonal Press : anotlicr person Avas -wounded. On May 3, 1679, ArchbisliopSharp was returning in his coach to St. AndreAvs from Ken-nawa}, -where he had jjassed the night, -when, at a placecalled Magus Moor, he ■v\-as set upon by nine men, -whomurdered him with pitiless barbarity in the…
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