Image: Boy and roundhead-propaganda pamphlet 1643
Description: Page from the royalist propaganda pamphlet A Dialogue, or Rather a Parley Between Prince Ruperts Dogge Whose Name is Puddle, and Tobies Dog Whose Name is Pepper issued in London c. 1643. The pamphlet is a fictional dialogue between a cavalier and a royalist dog, meant to parody the conflicts of the English Civil War. The royalist dog probably represents Boy, the dog of Prince Rupert and a popular subject of royalist propaganda at the time
Title: Boy and roundhead-propaganda pamphlet 1643
Credit: A Dialogue, or Rather a Parley Between Prince Ruperts Dogge Whose Name is Puddle, and Tobies Dog Whose Name is Pepper
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