Views of the ruins of the principal houses destroyed during the riots at Birmingham = Vues des ruines des principaux batiments qui ont souffert dans les emeutes de Birmingham

Views of the ruins of the principal houses destroyed during the riots at Birmingham = Vues des ruines des principaux batiments qui ont souffert dans les emeutes de Birmingham

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Main Author:	Witton, Philip Henry
Other Authors:	Ellis, William, 1747-1810 (Engraver)
Format:	Book
Language:	English French
Published:	[London ] : [Printed for J. Johnson], 1791 [i.e. 1792]
Subjects:	Priestley, Joseph, > 1733-1804 > Homes and haunts Buildings > England > Birmingham > Pictorial works > Early works to 1800 Dissenters, Religious > England > Birmingham > Early works to 1800 Riots > England > Birmingham > Early works to 1800 Birmingham (England) > History > Early works to 1800 Birmingham (England) > Riot, 1791 Aquatints > Hand-colored > 1791 Aquatints > 1791

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