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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 77

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im to Nature, and so your Petitioner doth submit himselfeto your Honourable and grave Wisdoms for your Petitionersrequest and desire therein. And your Petitioner shallhumbly pray &c. 62 Tlie Pldoridl Press. If Archbishop Laud was really the author of this petitionhe appears to have expected… … .UlCUEISnOP LAUD. Its Origin and Progress. G3 CHAPTER III. Ben Jonsons Ridicule of the Early Newspapers—Fondness of the OldNews-Writers for the Marvellous—The Smithfield Ghost—The Won-derful Whale—The Newbury Witch—Satirical Tracts and Caricaturesat the Commencement of the Civil War—ileligion…

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