LIST OF ENGRAVINGS IN VOL. I.
Reading edition
Frontispiece—Gardens of the Hotel de Soissons. (From a print in Mr. Hawkins’ collection.)
Vignette—The Bubblers’ Arms, Prosperity. (Bubblers’ Mirror, or England’s Folly.)
John Law. (From a rare print by Leon Schenk. 1720)
The Regent D’Orleans
Old Palais Royal from the Garden. (From a scarce print, circa 1720)
Law’s House; Rue de Quincampoix. (From Nodier’s Paris)
Humpbacked Man hiring himself as a Table
Hôtel de Soissons. (From Nodier’s Paris)
The Coach upset
Murder of a Broker by Count D’Horn
John Law as Atlas. (From England under the House of Hanover)
Caricature—Lucifer’s new Row Barge
Procession of Miners for the Mississippi
The Chancellor D’Aguesseau
Caricature—Law in a Car drawn by Cocks
M. D’Argenson
Caricature—Neck or Nothing, or Downfall of the Mississippi Company
The South-Sea House. (From a print, circa 1750)
Harley Earl of Oxford
Sir Robert Walpole
Cornhill. (Print, circa 1720)
Stock-jobbing Card, or the Humours of Change Alley. 1720. (From the Bubblers’ Medley)
Caricature—People climbing the Tree of Fortune. (From the Bubblers’ Medley)
The Gateway to Merchant Tailors’ Hall. (Gateway from old print)
Mr. Secretary Craggs
Caricature—Beggars on Horseback. (From the Bubblers’ Medley)
Caricature—Britannia stript by a South-Sea Director
Caricature—The Brabant Screen. (Copied from a rare print of the time, in the collection of E. Hawkins, Esq., F.S.A.)
Bonfires on Tower Hill
The Earl of Sunderland
Caricature—Emblematic Print of the South-Sea Scheme. (From a print by Hogarth)
Caricature—Bubblers’ Arms: Despair. (From Bubblers’ Mirror, or England’s Glory)
Conrad Gesner
The Alchymist. (From print after Teniers)
Albertus Magnus
Arnold de Villeneuve
Raymond Lulli
House of Jacques Cœur at Bourges. (From Sommerard’s Album)
Cornelius Agrippa
Paracelsus
Dr. Dee
Dr. Dee’s Show-stone and Magic Crystal. (Originals in the possession of Lord Londesborough and British Museum)
Innspruck. (From Nodier’s Paris)
House of Cagliostro (Rue de Clery, No. 278), Paris
Mother Shipton’s House
Henry Andrews, the original “Francis Moore, physician”
Nostradamus. (From the frontispiece to a collection of his Prophecies, published at Amsterdam A.D. 1666)
Serlo clipping Henry I.’s hair
Peter the Great
Bayeux Tapestry