1898 Print Daniel Defoe Pillory Shortest Way Dissenters Cityscape Eyre XAD4 XGH1 and the appropriations by the

and the appropriations by the State amounted to only $155

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This item was reproduced from a photograph in the Wisconsin Historical Library

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This is an original 1926 photogravure of Cape St

1898 Print Daniel Defoe Pillory Shortest Way Dissenters Cityscape Eyre XAD4 XGH1 and the appropriations by theThis is an original 1898 halftone print of "Defoe in the Pillory." The scene depicted here shows Daniel Defoe being put in the pillory for his libel "The Shortest Way with the Dissenters." He had to then pay a fine and find sureties for his good behavior for seven years after that. Period Paper is pleased to offer a collection of photogravures and halftone prints of the paintings of the most notable British artists from William Hogarth to the later