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A man suffering from dropsy dictating his will while a physician takes his pulse, he is surrounded by his wife and friends. Engraving.
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Truth brought to light, or, The last words of a dying-man : being the speech of William Dillon Esquire, executed the twenty fifth of February, 1662, for the death of J. Web, lately killed in a frey in Long-Acre.
Dillon, WilliamDate: [1662]- Pictures
World War II: a soldier refusing to use anti-mosquito cream: they are his last words, as he dies of malaria. Colour lithograph by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944]Reference: 584187iPart of: A.M.D. poster- Books
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A collection of dying speeches of all those people call'd traytors, Executed in this reign, from Colonel Henry Oxburgh, to the late Mr. James Shepheard. To which is Added, Some of the speeches left by the like Sort of People Executed in Former Times. By comparing which, it will appear that it has been the Practice of most Times, for Men to Justify their own Conduct on all Occasions, even to the Last.
Date: 1718- Books
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Fair warnings to a careless world, or, the serious practice of religion recommended by the admonitions of dying men, And the Sentiments of all People in their most serious Hours: And other Testimonies of an extraordinary Nature. By Josiah Woodward, D.D. To which is added, Serious advice to sick person by Archbishop Tillotson. As also a prospect of death: A Pindarique Essay. With suitable Cuts.
Woodward, Josiah, 1660-1712.Date: 1717- Books
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The last speech and confession of Nicol Muschet of Boghal, who was execute [sic] in the Grass Market of Edinburgh, the sixth day of January 1721. Containing a brief narrative of his life, ... Together with, reflections upon the preceeding passages of his life, ... All written and signed by his own hand. ...
Muschet, Nicol, -1721.Date: 1721?]- Pictures
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A young man lies dying, a woman weeps as she holds his hand, an hourglass stands on the table. Coloured lithograph by J. Bouvier.
Bouvier, Jules, active 1842-1865.Reference: 17329i- Pictures
World War II: a soldier about to be bitten by the malaria mosquito. Colour lithograph by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944]Reference: 584188iPart of: A.M.D. poster- Pictures
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People crowd around a dying person's bed in grief while final rites are being read. Stipple engraving by N. Schiavonetti, 1812, after R. Westall.
Westall, Richard, 1765-1836.Date: 25 March 1812Reference: 17296i- Pictures
World War II: two female malaria mosquitoes chatting over tea: one recommends the other to try a bite of the Allied troops. Colour lithograph by Stacey Hopper, ca. 1944.
Hopper, Stacey, 1909-1996.Date: [1944]Reference: 584189iPart of: A.M.D. poster- Books
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A tender invitation to all, to embrace the Secret Visitation of the Lord to their Souls. Writ by that antient servant of Christ, Nicholas Gates of Atton in Hampshire: who departed this life the 21st day of the 10th month, 1707. With several testimonies Relating to his Gospel-Labours. Also, an account of some of his Dying Sayings.
Gates, Nicholas, approximately 1633-1707.Date: 1708- Pictures
Visiting the sick: a grieving woman bends over a praying patient. Tinted aquatint by F.C. Lewis, 1831, after J. Flaxman.
Flaxman, John, 1755-1826.Date: Jan.y 1st 1831Reference: 17873i- Pictures
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A death-bed scene of man being read his last rites surrounded by his family, the priest and courtiers. Etching.
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Isaac fooled into blessing Jacob with Rebekah present, while Esau hunts venison. Woodcut attributed to C. van Sichem the elder.
Sichem, Christoffel van, approximately 1546-1624.Reference: 17193i- Pictures
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A mother cries in grief while comforting her dying daughter, who holds a rosebud with falling petals. Coloured lithograph by J. Bouvier.
Bouvier, Jules, active 1842-1865.Reference: 17334i- Pictures
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Soldiers standing over a robber's death-bed. Line engraving by F.W. Topham after himself.
Topham, Francis William, 1808-1877.Reference: 17198i- Books
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Réflexions sur les grands hommes qui sont morts en plaisantant / [Anon].
Deslandes, M. (André François), 1690-1757.Date: 1758- Pictures
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A dying man in bed being read the last rites. Lithograph by F. Piloty after L. Bramer.
Bramer, Leonard, 1596?-1674.Reference: 17567i- Pictures
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The death bed of Don Quixote. Line engraving by W. Blake, 178-, after T. Stothard.
Stothard, Thomas, 1755-1834.Date: [between 1780 and 1789]Reference: 16858i- Pictures
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A young woman lies dying in her bed surrounded by a grieving family. Line engraving.
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Piety promoted, in brief memorials, of the virtuous lives, services, and dying sayings, of some of the people called Quakers, formerly published in eight parts, by John Tomkins, and others, now revised by John Kendal, and placed in the order of time.
Date: 1789- Pictures
Saint Andrew Avellino. Engraving by J.E. Belling, 17--.
Belling, Joseph Erasmus, active 1750-1780.Date: [between 1750 and 1780]Reference: 587233i- Pictures
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Antiochus IV of Syria, sick and injured by a fall from his chariot, dictates his will as surgeons bandage his leg. Etching by N. Hallé, 1738.
Hallé, Noël, 1711-1781Date: 1738Reference: 22450i- Books
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The last speech and dying words of John Magee who was executed near St. Stephens Green this 18th, day of February 1718-19 for stealing a bay gelding from Mr. Robinet the attorney.
Magee, John, -1719.Date: 1719]- Books
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The spiritual register; or, an authentic account of the Lord's dealings with many believers, who have lately departed in the triumph of faith. To which are added, some instances of the judgments of God on the Impenitent and Ungodly. By Thomas Wills, A. B. Chaplain to the Countess of Huntingdon; Minister of the Spa Fields-Chapel, London; And formerly of Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Vol. II.
Wills, Thomas, 1740-1802.Date: M.DCC.LXXXVII. [1787]