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A baptism of a group of babies according to the Covenanter's rite in a stream in a valley. Line engraving with mezzotint by C. E. Wagstaff after G. Harvey.
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A baptism of a group of babies according to the Covenanter's rite in a stream in a valley. Line engraving with mezzotint by C. E. Wagstaff after G. Harvey.

George Harvey · 1837

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Lettering: The baptism of the covenants. To Dr. Stacke of Stacke Hall Derbyshire this engraving from the original picture in his possession is respectfully engraved by his obedient servants Hodgson & Graves. Painted by George Harvey, S.A. Engraved by C.E. Wagstaff

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