The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 34
innes ; and winds up with a piousexhortation to take warning. Another tract of the same character and date, alsoprinted in black letter, has a larger and more elaboratewoodcut on the title-page, representing sinking ships, theshore strewed with dead bodies, and on the outside of achurch tower the… … 20 The Pictorial Press. losses and unrecoverable miscliances tliat tave happened byoccassion of tbese late blustering stormes of winde, and auinnumerable deal of rayne, the which a great many thou-sands have too true cause to beleeve. because they are sharersin the misfortimes that this outraglous…
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