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Paine. Page 135.
Evidence of using "f" instead of "s" in Rights of man : being an answer to Mr. Burke's attack on the French Revolution by Thomas Paine. Also known as the long s.
Paine. Page 171. Foxing.
Foxing on page 171 of Tuft's copy of Rights of man : being an answer to Mr. Burke's attack on the French Revolution by Thomas Paine.
History of Venice. Title Page
Title page of Paruta's History of Venice. Includes reference to translator Henry, Earl of Monmouth as well as a signature from a previous owner, Robert Kitchen (1672).
Paine. Picture.
A picture of Thomas Paine
Paine. Library check out.
The library check out stamp form from Tuft's 1791 copy of Rights of man: being an answer to Mr. Burke's attack on the French Revolution. [Part 1] / by Thomas Paine.
The reception of the diplomatique and his suite, at the Court of Pekin
A caricature of the Macartney Embassy's audience with the Qianlong Emperor.
Lord Macartney Embassy To China 1793. Macartney's first meeting with Qianlong.
An ink and water color illustration showing the meeting of the Qianlong Emperor and Lord Macartney. Made in 1793 by William Alexander, one of the artists employed by the Macartney Embassy.
Staunton. Chinese Machines.
Woodcut print on paper of a Chinese machines attributed to a "Seymour SC."
Staunton. Bridge.
Woodcut print on paper of a Chinese bridge attributed to a "Seymour SC."
Staunton. Lui-Shin.
Woodcut print on paper of Lui-Shin, the Chinese god of Thunder attributed to a "Seymour SC."