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People strolling and buying plague antidotes in old St Paul's Cathedral, London. Etching by J. Franklin.
Franklin, John, active 1800-1861.Reference: 6924i
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Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Engraving by Page after S. Wale.
Wale, Samuel, -1786.Reference: 10072i
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The plague in London, 1665. Etching by A. Smith, 1810, after R. Smirke.
Smirke, Robert, 1752-1845.Date: 20 October 1810Reference: 10069i
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Men burying the bodies of plague victims in a pit. Engraving by S. Davenport, 1835, after G. Cruikshank.
Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878.Date: 1 July 1835Reference: 6921i
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Solomon Eagle with coals burning above his head preaching during the plague, 1665. Wood engraving by S. Sly, 1843, after P.F. Poole.
Poole, Paul Falconer, 1807-1879.Date: 1843Reference: 6427i
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'Pest house' (isolation hospital in times of plague), Tothill Fields, Westminster, London. Lithograph, c. 1840.
Reference: 25270i
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A cart for transporting the dead in London during the great plague. Watercolour painting by or after G. Cruikshank.
Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878.Reference: 6922i
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Burying the dead during the plague of 1665. Etching by C. Grignion after S. Wale.
Wale, Samuel, -1786.Reference: 10070i
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A street during the plague in London with a death cart and mourners. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans.
Reference: 6918i
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Solomon Eagle on a roof above plague-ridden London. Aquatint by J. Franklin.
Franklin, J.Reference: 6915i
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A man consuming many antidotes to the plague during the Great Plague of London. Etching by J. Franklin, 1841.
Franklin, J.Date: 1841Reference: 6925i
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A man in rags announcing the forthcoming doom, during the great plague in London. Wood engraving by A.B. Frost.
Frost, A. B. (Arthur Burdett), 1851-1928.Reference: 6916i
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The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 178-.
Date: [178?-]Reference: 37877i
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The pest house and plague pit, Moorfields, London. Wood engraving.
Reference: 26287i
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Two men discovering a dead woman in the street during the great plague of London. Wood engraving by J. Jellicoe after H. Railton.
Railton, Herbert, 1857-1910.Reference: 6919i
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Title page to a statistical analysis of mortality during the plague epidemic in London of 1665. Etching, 18--.
Date: [between 1800 and 1899]Reference: 1997i
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Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Etching after R. Pollard II.
Pollard, Robert, 1755-1838.Reference: 6923i
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Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Etching after S. Wale.
Wale, Samuel, -1786.Reference: 10071i
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Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Pencil drawing by R. Pollard II.
Pollard, Robert, 1755-1838.Reference: 10074i
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The plague of London. Reproduction of an outline drawing after J.C. Anderson.
Anderson, J. C.Reference: 10073i
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The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 1779.
Date: [1779?]Reference: 37859i
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Victims of the plague in 1665 being lifted on to death carts. Engraving by N. Parr, 1747, after S. Wale.
Wale, Samuel, -1786.Date: 6 June 1747Reference: 6926i

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People strolling and buying plague antidotes in old St Paul's Cathedral, London. Etching by J. Franklin.

Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Engraving by Page after S. Wale.

The plague in London, 1665. Etching by A. Smith, 1810, after R. Smirke.

Men burying the bodies of plague victims in a pit. Engraving by S. Davenport, 1835, after G. Cruikshank.

Solomon Eagle with coals burning above his head preaching during the plague, 1665. Wood engraving by S. Sly, 1843, after P.F. Poole.

'Pest house' (isolation hospital in times of plague), Tothill Fields, Westminster, London. Lithograph, c. 1840.

A cart for transporting the dead in London during the great plague. Watercolour painting by or after G. Cruikshank.

Burying the dead during the plague of 1665. Etching by C. Grignion after S. Wale.

A street during the plague in London with a death cart and mourners. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans.

Solomon Eagle on a roof above plague-ridden London. Aquatint by J. Franklin.

A man consuming many antidotes to the plague during the Great Plague of London. Etching by J. Franklin, 1841.

A man in rags announcing the forthcoming doom, during the great plague in London. Wood engraving by A.B. Frost.

The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 178-.

The pest house and plague pit, Moorfields, London. Wood engraving.

Two men discovering a dead woman in the street during the great plague of London. Wood engraving by J. Jellicoe after H. Railton.

Title page to a statistical analysis of mortality during the plague epidemic in London of 1665. Etching, 18--.

Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Etching after R. Pollard II.

Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Etching after S. Wale.

Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Pencil drawing by R. Pollard II.

The plague of London. Reproduction of an outline drawing after J.C. Anderson.

The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 1779.

Victims of the plague in 1665 being lifted on to death carts. Engraving by N. Parr, 1747, after S. Wale.

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People strolling and buying plague antidotes in old St Paul's Cathedral, London. Etching by J. Franklin.

Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Engraving by Page after S. Wale.

The plague in London, 1665. Etching by A. Smith, 1810, after R. Smirke.

Men burying the bodies of plague victims in a pit. Engraving by S. Davenport, 1835, after G. Cruikshank.

Solomon Eagle with coals burning above his head preaching during the plague, 1665. Wood engraving by S. Sly, 1843, after P.F. Poole.

'Pest house' (isolation hospital in times of plague), Tothill Fields, Westminster, London. Lithograph, c. 1840.

A cart for transporting the dead in London during the great plague. Watercolour painting by or after G. Cruikshank.

Burying the dead during the plague of 1665. Etching by C. Grignion after S. Wale.

A street during the plague in London with a death cart and mourners. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans.

Solomon Eagle on a roof above plague-ridden London. Aquatint by J. Franklin.

A man consuming many antidotes to the plague during the Great Plague of London. Etching by J. Franklin, 1841.

A man in rags announcing the forthcoming doom, during the great plague in London. Wood engraving by A.B. Frost.

The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 178-.

The pest house and plague pit, Moorfields, London. Wood engraving.

Two men discovering a dead woman in the street during the great plague of London. Wood engraving by J. Jellicoe after H. Railton.

Title page to a statistical analysis of mortality during the plague epidemic in London of 1665. Etching, 18--.

Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Etching after R. Pollard II.

Burying the victims of the plague in 1665. Etching after S. Wale.

Two women lying dead in a London street during the great plague, 1665, one with a child who is still alive. Pencil drawing by R. Pollard II.

The plague of London. Reproduction of an outline drawing after J.C. Anderson.

The desiccated corpse of a boy, about twelve years old, found in a vault under Saint Botolph's Aldgate old Church in 1742. Coloured etching by H. Rogers, ca. 1779.

Victims of the plague in 1665 being lifted on to death carts. Engraving by N. Parr, 1747, after S. Wale.