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Scale Maker, Robert Vincent, trade card
Clock and Watch Makers, Joseph Harris, trade card
Weaver and Mercer, John Crozier, trade card
Orpheus with the animals, in a cartouche and a decor with a flower vase and horns of plenty
Distillers, James Morton and Charles Bedell, trade card
Upholsterer, Robert Legg, trade card
Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Antiquities discovered by Mr Flinders Petrie
![A view of part of the town of Boston in New-England and Brittish [sic] ships of war landing their troops! 1768.](https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/thumbnail/YB/YB0/YB0007/YB0007613.jpg "A view of part of the town of Boston in New-England and Brittish [sic] ships of war landing their troops! 1768. An engraved print depicting British soldiers landing in Boston Harbor in 1768. The troops were sent to Boston after riots erupted following the passage of the Townshend Acts in London in 1767. Several British warships are shown in the harbor and British soldiers can be seen marching down Long Wharf into the city. A partial view of the city of Boston can be seen in the background with seven prominent church steeples and the cupola of Faneuil Hall. A key printed beneath the print identifies Long Whart, Hancock's Wharf, North Battery, and eight of the warships. Additional text beneath print describes the event in sarcastic terms. A cartouche in the lower right corner of the print mockingly dedicates the print to the Earl of Hillsborough who ordered the British troops to Boston The cartouche shows a Native American, symbol of colonial America, with his foot on the neck of a British soldier. Creator/Engraver: Revere, Paul, 1735-1818; Revere, Paul, 1735-1818. Date: 1870. Sourced from Digital Commonwealth website.")
A view of part of the town of Boston in New-England and Brittish [sic] ships of war landing their troops! 1768.