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Public follies and deceptions in England in 1774. Etching by G. Terry, 1774.

Above, a cat in a priest's habit is hung on the gallows with priests laughing at the sight; below, a blindfolded man is hung and the rope breaks to release him to the ground. Etching by G. Terry.

A procession to St. Mary's Church, Cambridge, and the burning of Protestant books in Cambridge marketplace. Etching by G. Terry.

Bishop Hugh Latimer preaching before Edward VI at Westminster. Etching by Terry.

Above, the martyrs Cicely Ormes and Margaret Thurston are burnt back to back at the stake in Colchester and the burning at a stake in Islington of the martyrs Ralph Alderton, Margery Austoo and R. Roth; below the burning of the martyr Cicely Ormes in Norwich. Etching by G. Terry.

The beheading of the Duke of Suffolk. Engraving by G. Terry.

Above, two martyrs, Dirick Carver and Margery Polley are burnt at the stake: below, two martyrs, John Denley and Thomas Iveson are burnt alive at the stake. Etching by G. Terry.

Above, martyrs Woodman, Steves, Mainard, Hosman, Wood, Morris, Burges, Ashdon and Groves are burnt together at the stake in Lewes; below, the hand of Rose Allins is held over a flaming torch by Edmund Tyrill. Etching by G. Terry.

Above, four martyrs are chained to a post and burnt at the stake in Canterbury; below, a procession of twenty-two prisoners tied together and brought from Colchester to London, presumably for trial. Etching with engraving by G. Terry.

Above, the martyr Cutbert Sison is tortured on the rack; below, Thomas Hinshaw is scourged on his bare bottom under the supervision of Bishop Bonner. Etching by G. Terry.

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Bishop Hugh Latimer preaching before Edward VI at Westminster. Etching by Terry.

Above, the martyr Cutbert Sison is tortured on the rack; below, Thomas Hinshaw is scourged on his bare bottom under the supervision of Bishop Bonner. Etching by G. Terry.

Public follies and deceptions in England in 1774. Etching by G. Terry, 1774.

Above, four martyrs are chained to a post and burnt at the stake in Canterbury; below, a procession of twenty-two prisoners tied together and brought from Colchester to London, presumably for trial. Etching with engraving by G. Terry.

Above, martyrs Woodman, Steves, Mainard, Hosman, Wood, Morris, Burges, Ashdon and Groves are burnt together at the stake in Lewes; below, the hand of Rose Allins is held over a flaming torch by Edmund Tyrill. Etching by G. Terry.