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ID: LLM670617

The Member for Huntingdon (engraving)

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ID: LLM670619

King James Disposing of Baronetcies (engraving)

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ID: LLM670622

Delight of Henry at having a Son and Heir (engraving)

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ID: LLM670624

Birth of the Princess Elizabeth (engraving)

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ID: LLM670625

Henry Practising previous to Challenging Francis (engraving)

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ID: LLJ583302

Going to the pantomime (engraving)

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ID: LLM669534

Cicero Throws Up his Brief, like a Gentleman (engraving)

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ID: LLM669535

Fulvia (engraving)

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ID: LLM669538

Spartacus (engraving)

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ID: LLM669542

Marius in his Old Age (engraving)

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ID: LLM669543

Marius in the Ruins of Carthage (engraving)

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ID: LLM669544

"Who Dares Kill Marius?" (engraving)

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ID: LLM669545

Drusus is Stabbed, and Expires Gracefully (engraving)

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ID: LLM669546

Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi (engraving)

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ID: LLM669555

Roman Lady "Shopping" (engraving)

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ID: LLM669558

Hannibal Leads the Ambassadors rather a Fatiguing Walk Round Carthage (engraving)

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ID: LLM669572

The Ambassadors Purchasing Aesculapius (engraving)

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ID: LLM669574

Samnite Soldier (engraving)

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ID: LLM669579

Titus Threatening Pomponius (engraving)

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ID: LLM669584

In the Foreground of the Tableau may be Observed a Patrician looking very Black at the Triumph of the General (engraving)

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ID: LLM669586

Roman Bull and Priest of the Period (engraving)

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ID: LLM669596

Numa Pompilius Remembering the Grotto (engraving)

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ID: LLM669604

Scipio Aemilianus Cramming himself for a Speech after a Hearty Supper (engraving)

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ID: LLM669610

Celeres (engraving)

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ID: STC779971

The School-room as it ought to be (litho)

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ID: STC779977

A continted mind (litho)

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ID: STC779982

Diet (litho)

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ID: STC779987

Grounding medicine (litho)

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ID: STC780236

Angling in the Serpentine — Saturday, P.M. (litho)

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ID: STC780240

Such an unexpected pleasure! (litho)

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ID: AFF5669031

John Leech: English illustrator bests known for his humour cartoons in the satirical magazine Punch

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ID: LLD5237215

Punch cartoon: Oxford undergraduates living beyond their means (engraving)

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ID: STC3075746

Terrific Combat between Richard Coeur de Lion and Saladin from The Comic History of England, pub. 1864 (hand coloured etching)

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ID: KWE341492

The Auto-da-Fe, from 'The Ingoldsby Legends' by Thomas Ingoldsby, published by Richard Bentley & Son, 1887 (litho)

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ID: KWE341495

The Confession of the old woman clothed in grey, from 'The Ingoldsby Legends' by Thomas Ingoldsby, published by Richard Bentley & Son, 1887 (litho)

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ID: LLM456495

Tarquinius Superbus makes himself King

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