Photograph of The Venerable Martyr of Clewer [Editor of the Rock preparing Thomas Thelluson Carter, Vicar of Clewer, to be 'burnt at the stake'; the Editor of the Church Times taking notes; Dr. Frederick Julius, a parishoner of Clewer lighting the stake in the background, following House of Lords judgement on 22 March 1880 against him (Carter), thus forcing him to resign. See aslo Oxford & Cambridge Undergraduate's Journal, 5 June 1879, p. 459] [John Johnson 641] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A. Oxon. 4o 415, fol. 641
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Title
Photograph of The Venerable Martyr of Clewer [Editor of the Rock preparing Thomas Thelluson Carter, Vicar of Clewer, to be 'burnt at the stake'; the Editor of the Church Times taking notes; Dr. Frederick Julius, a parishoner of Clewer lighting the stake in the background, following House of Lords judgement on 22 March 1880 against him (Carter), thus forcing him to resign. See aslo Oxford & Cambridge Undergraduate's Journal, 5 June 1879, p. 459] [John Johnson 641] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A. Oxon. 4o 415, fol. 641
Date
[Mar. 1880]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 4
Photograph of The Venerable Martyr of Clewer [Editor of the Rock preparing Thomas Thelluson Carter, Vicar of Clewer, to be 'burnt at the stake'; the Editor of the Church Times taking notes; Dr. Frederick Julius, a parishoner of Clewer lighting the stake in the background, following House of Lords judgement on 22 March 1880 against him (Carter), thus forcing him to resign. See aslo Oxford & Cambridge Undergraduate's Journal, 5 June 1879, p. 459] [John Johnson 641] by Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
