Duke of Gloucester arrested and sent to Calais (1397), 1806.
"The Duke of Gloucester arrested by the Earl Marshall and sent to Calais" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 19 x 15 cms plus margins. Ref E8083

King Richard visits the Duke of Gloucester at Pleshy (1397), 1806.
"King Richard pays a visit to his Uncle the Duke of Gloucester, at his Castle of Pleshy" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 18.5 x 16 cms plus margins. Ref E8082

King Richard resigns his crown to the Duke of Lancaster (1399), 1806.
"King Richard resigns his Crown & Kingdom to the Duke of Lancaster" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Several ink blots, otherwise good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 19 x 15 cms plus margins. Ref E8081

Grand Council of the King of France (14th century), 1806.
"Grand Council of the King of France and his Uncles at Amiens" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 19 x 15.5 cms plus margins. Ref E8079

Earl of Derby leaves France (14th century), 1806.
"The Earl of Derby takes leave of the King of France and goes to his cousin the Duke of Brittany" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 18.5 x 15.5 cms plus margins. Ref E8078

William of Haynault setting out to Friesland (14th century), 1806.
"William of Haynault and his companions set out on his Expedition to Friesland" etched by J.Harris, published in London by Longman, Hurst, Rees, And Orme in Jean Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain ..., 1805. Aquatint with original wash colour. Good condition with full plate mark and good margins. Size 18.5 x 15 cms plus margins. Ref E8077

Ceremony of the Champion of England in 1760, 1800.
"The Ceremony of the Champion of England giving the Challenge at the Coronation" (of George III in 1760) anonymous engraver. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16 x 27 cms, plus margins. Ref E7391

Beheading of the (Jacobite) Rebel Lords in 1746, 1800.
"A View of the manner of Beheading the Rebel Lords on Tower Hill, London, in the Reign of George II" engraved by Goldar after a picture by Dodd. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 21 x 34 cms, plus margins. Ref E7390

Burying Plague victims in 1665, 1800.
"The Manner of Burying the Dead at Holy Well Mount near London during the dreadful Palgue in the reign of Charles II, 1665. By which upwards of One Hundred Thousand Lives were swept away" engraved by Page after a picture by Wale. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, partial plate mark. Close trimmed to left side. Size 21 x 33 cms, plus margins. Ref E7389

Execution of Charles I (1649), 1800.
"The Execution of King Charles the First, before the Banqueting House, Whitehall, January 30 1648-9" engraved by Lodge after a picture by G.Kneller. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Slight staining. Size 30.5 x 21 cms, plus margins. Ref E7388

Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded (1618), 1800.
"Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded in Old Palace Yard" anonymous engraver. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16 x 25 cms, plus margins. Ref E7387

Murder of the Princes in the Tower of London (1483?), 1800.
"Edward V & the Duke of York his Brother smothered in the Tower of London by Tyrrel & his accomplices ..." engraved by J.G.Wooding after a picture by Wale. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 20 x 30 cms, plus margins. Ref E7386

Widow of Edward IV & Duke of York (1483), 1800.
"The Widow of Edward IV parting with her Son the Duke of York" anonymous engraver. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16.5 x 25.5 cms, plus margins. Ref E7385

Edward the Black Prince (in 1356), 1800.
"Edward, commonly called the Black Prince (son of Edward III) relating the particulars of the Battle of Poictiers, in France, to his wife, Joan, the fair Maid of Kent" engraved by Collyer after a picture by Monuet. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16.5 x 23 cms, plus margins. Ref E7383

Execution of Major André in 1780, 1800.
"The Unfortunate Death of Major André ... at Head Quarters in New York, Octr. 2 1780 ..." engraved by Goldar after a picture by Hamilton, published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 20 x 30.5 cms, plus margins. Ref E7311

Edward the Martyr Stabbed at Corfe Castle, Dorset, in 978ad, 1800.
"Edward the Martyr stabbed by order of his Step Mother, Elfrida, at Corfe castle in Dorsetshire" (on 18th March 978) engraved by J.Hall after a picture by Edwards, published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark and good margins. Slight staining. Size 18 x 24 cms to plate mark, plus margins. Ref E7304

Crown resigned to Pope's Legate by King John in 1213, 1800.
"The Crown resigned to the Pope's Legate by King John" (in 1213) anonymous engraver, published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark and good margins. Small hole with minimal loss lower right. Size 16.5 x 25 cms to plate mark, plus margins. Ref E7303

Dissolution of the Long Parliament in 1653, 1800.
"The Dissolution of the Long Parliament, 1653 by Oliver Cromwell, in order to introduce Triennial Elections" engraved by Goldar after a picture by Wale, published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark and good margins. Size 20 x 30.5 cms to plate mark, plus margins. Ref E7301