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Trade Card for W. Gillman's Phoenix Printing Office
Anker Smith
18th century

Flora Attired by the Elements (Frontispiece to The Economy of Vegetation, vol. I of Erasmus Darwin's The Botanic Garden)
Anker Smith
June 1, 1791

William Walworth, Lord Mayor of London, Killing Wat Tyler in Smithfield, 1381

Anker Smith

June 4, 1796

Sophonisba, portrait of a woman with fur around her, flowers and a curtain at left

Anker Smith

1813

Monument of Mary, Queen of Scots (from "The History of England")
John George Landseer
November 25, 1795

Lafayette Being Placed in Irons

François Jules Gabriel Depeuille

ca. 1795

John Milton

1802

The Rape of the Lock, an Heroi-Comical Poem

Alexander Pope

1798

The Poetical works of Thomas Warton, with the life of the author (Bound with: The Poetical Works of Richard Glover, with the life of the author)

Thomas Warton

[1800?]