John Lilburne - Images

Images

There are the following contemporary portraits of Lilburne:

  1. an oval, by G. Glover, prefixed to 'The Christian Man's Trial.' 1641.
  2. the same portrait republished in 1646, with prison bars across the face to represent Lilburne's imprisonment.
  3. a full length representing Lilburne' pleading at the bar with Coke's 'Institutes' in his hand; prefixed to 'The Trial of Lieut.-col. John Lilburne, by Theodorus Varax,' 1649.

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