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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 245

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getherwith sections of some of the grenades, daggers, &c., largequantities of which were found in the loft. These cuts, which are roughly done, were reprinted inthe Ohservcr for March 12th, and two new ones were added, Interior vicAV of the Hayloft at the moment when Smithersreceived his Death… … DAGGER TEEPARED BY THE CATO STREET CONSPIRATORS. FROM THE OBSERVER, MARCH 5TH, 1820. A. Dagsrer made out of a liayonet to nse singly or on top of a pike handle. K. Dagger with hole in the middle to receive dagger A. when screwed on, to be used right and left.C. Section of the transverse dagger B.…

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