Image: A Perspective and Political View of the Timber Yard at L------e
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Description: Political cartoon. The entrepreneur Charles Dingley stands for Parliament against radical John Wilkes. In the background is Dingley's sawmill at Limehouse (the first in England, but which was smashed by a mob of sawyers for interfering with their livelihood). Dingley is caricatured as sawing through the traditional rights of Englishmen.
Title: A Perspective and Political View of the Timber Yard at L------e
Credit: Appleby, "Mills, Models and Magdalens", RSA Journal, March 1992, 140(5427), 267-273
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