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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 86

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encie is superstitious, anotherthat railes are Romish (which is false for the papists have norailes in their churches, nor anything so convenient). Onefoolishly assumes and presumes to save himselfe and some ofhis jS^eighbours too, by his good workes ; another yvill besaved by a bare and lazie… … CARICATURE OF THE POPE, 1643. suddenly be printed, till when and ever it shall bo my heartyprayers that as there is but one Shej^heard, that is God in hisgracious goodnesse and mercie would make us all onesheepfold. The shafts of satire were frequently aimed at the Popeand the Bishops. One…

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