Part f. 173r - Handbill, including a coloured engraved illustration, proposing the publication by subscription of An English Dance of Death, by the author of Doctor Syntax’s Tour (William Combe), in monthly parts, with engravings by Thomas Rowlandson, from 1 April 1814

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Crewe MS/24B/f. 173r

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Handbill, including a coloured engraved illustration, proposing the publication by subscription of An English Dance of Death, by the author of Doctor Syntax’s Tour (William Combe), in monthly parts, with engravings by Thomas Rowlandson, from 1 April 1814

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  • 1814 (Creation)

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1 single sheet of stiff paper, 39 x 23 cm

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Ford, James (1779–1851), antiquary and benefactor

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Trinity College Library, Cambridge

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(Bill printed by J. Diggens, St Ann’s Lane, London. Engraving (by Rowlandson) published by R. Ackermann, 101 Strand, 1 Apr. 1814, and captioned ‘Time & Death their Thoughts impart | On Works of Learning & of Art’.)

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  • English

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    Pasted into Crewe MS 24B (f. 173r).

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