Strange's case, strangly altered.

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Strange's case, strangely altered, or, A hue and cry after a strange old Yorkish tike full of black and blew, red and yellow spots, of a motley, dun, brindled, ill-livered colour
Hue and cry after a strange old Yorkish tike full of black and blue, red and yellow spots, of a motley, dun, brindled, ill-livered colour

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1680?

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Primarily consists of engraving "showing a dog, called "Touzer," with a rope round his neck, a cross, rosary, and pen issuing from his head, exclaiming "I apeale to his Holyness (good devill)" (Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum). Touzer is fleeing from the gallows to his alleged companions in Titus Oates's plot.
"The figures above may be thus explained" beneath engraving.
Print attributed to Stephen College.
Title from head of sheet.
Place of publication from English short title catalogue.
Date from Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum.
Action note: Rubenstein Library copy: former call number: Broadside E-90

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