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Age of Revolutions
A Journal on Revolutions, Revolutionaries, and the Idea of “Revolution” Itself
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Willson Peale
Jan 11, 2021
“That great Sacrifice was made, through sad Necessity”: Charles Willson Peale’s William Pitt and the Emblemology of Tyrannicide
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