The Royal Alphabet of Kings and Queens illustrated by John Gilbert interior page, a line drawing of a seated king, the black text underneath the image reads "Alfred the Great"

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The Royal Alphabet of Kings and Queens illustrated by John Gilbert interior page, a line drawing of a seated king, the black text underneath the image reads "Alfred the Great"

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Photographic scan of interior of The Royal Alphabet of Kings and Queens, John Gilbert, London: Joseph Cundall, 1843. Page is white paper with black letterpress serif type, all capitals. Page features a large illustration with a title centered below that reads “Alfred the Great.” The subtitle immediately below reads “King of England.” The wood-engraving illustration depicts a crowned man standing in the center, his head turned slightly to the side. He wears a flowing cape over a tunic.

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“The Royal Alphabet of Kings and Queens illustrated by John Gilbert interior page, a line drawing of a seated king, the black text underneath the image reads "Alfred the Great",” Gallery, accessed March 28, 2024, https://gallerytemp.reclaim.hosting/items/show/5252.