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Emy Cary Tomb, 1756, Hampstead, St. Andrew's, London. Box 1

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English Broadside elegy from the late 17th century showing a royal funeral. The garp of the horses and the hearse were in many ways similar to those used in New England, no engravings of American funerals of the 17th century exist. Box 1

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English stone from Thorney, Cambridgeshire, England. Propably early 18th century showing Slain lamb as Allegory of the Passion of Christ. The theme of the lamn did not become popular in America until the 19th century when it was used in sentimental neo-classical imagery as morely-asleep. Box 1

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Engraved cut from Isaac Watt's Horae Lyricae (London, 1727) p. A2. Collection of the Author. Box 1

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Engraving by Charles Delaram after an original by Nicholas Hilliard Box 1

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Ephraim Walker stone,1777, Brookfield, MA, Quartzite, detail Box 1

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Esther Sampson stone, 1783, Kingston, MA, 19.5 x 29.5, detail Box 1

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Eunice Colton stone, 1763, Longmeadow, MA, Redstone, 22 x 36 3/4, detail Box 1

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Flavell stone, 1790, Bunhill Fields, London, England Box 1

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From a New England Prizer published in Haverhill, MA in 1811, now in the collection of Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT Box 1

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