The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 87
. This advice he is giving to a 72 The Pictorial Prei^s: cavalier, a bishop, and a monk, and at tlie same time tlireedevils arc represented as leaving him and entering intothem. This cut, which is repeated in other pamphlets, iscurious as an early specimen of caricature, but its meaning isnow lost.… … CAUICATURE OF THE ISISHOPS, 1642. Pope. In one caricature four of them are represented asfalling to the earth, with the following lines underncatli thewoodcut:— * The tottering prelates, with their trumpery all,Shall moulder downe, like elder from the wall. In a pamphlet called T/ic Dccoi/ Duel:,…
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