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XIII. Bookish Mysteries and an ‘Alternate George VI’
- By: Giulia Iannuzzi
- Publication: Futuristic Fiction, Utopia, and Satire in the Age of the Enlightenment , pp 117-129
- Publisher: Brepols
- Publication Date: January 2023
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1484/M.HIMO-EB.5.137671
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Caleb D’Anvers [pseudonym used jointly by the contributors to The Craftsman, Nicholas Amhurst, Bolingbroke, and William Pulteney], Corruption in the British Government under Walpole, and Its Opponents, detail including the frontispiece to vol. 2 of The Craftsman.
‘A harlequin of state’, Walpole as harlequin sells the nation to the devil. Copy at Wellcome Collection, reproduced under Attribution 4.0 International (cc by 4.0) licence.
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Figure 9a.
Caleb D’Anvers [pseudonym used jointly by the contributors to The Craftsman, Nicholas Amhurst, Bolingbroke, and William Pulteney], Corruption in the British Government under Walpole, and Its Opponents, detail including the frontispiece to vol. 2 of The Craftsman.
‘A harlequin of state’, Walpole as harlequin sells the nation to the devil. Copy at Wellcome Collection, reproduced under Attribution 4.0 International (cc by 4.0) licence.
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Caleb D’Anvers, Corruption in the British Government under Walpole, and Its Opponents, detail including the frontispiece to vol. 3 of The Craftsman.
‘Hail typographic art’: a compositor composing movable type in a composing stick to confound tyranny through the freedom of the press. Copy at Wellcome Collection, reproduced under Attribution 4.0 International (cc by 4.0) licence.
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Figure 9b.
Caleb D’Anvers, Corruption in the British Government under Walpole, and Its Opponents, detail including the frontispiece to vol. 3 of The Craftsman.
‘Hail typographic art’: a compositor composing movable type in a composing stick to confound tyranny through the freedom of the press. Copy at Wellcome Collection, reproduced under Attribution 4.0 International (cc by 4.0) licence.
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