Jack Cade
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| Caption | Jack Cade. To avoid being trapped in the city by a raised drawbridge, Cade cut the ropes of the drawbridge forming part of London Bridge as he and his huge army rode victoriously into the capital. Once in he declared arrogantly that he was lord of the city. Original artwork for illustration on p15 of Look and Learn issue no 991 (7 March 1981). |
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| Creator | William Francis Phillipps, English (20th century) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Jack Cade city London soldiers army London bridge drawbridge sword houses middle ages medieval William Francis Phillipps |
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| A005048 | Hi-res: 3,500 x 4,571 pixels Lo-res: 875 x 1,143 pixels |
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