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Photolithograph - MONTREAL-A British subject committed for Refusing to Criminate Himself | McCord Museum
Montréal - Un sujet britannique condamné pour avoir refusé de s'incriminer
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Montréal - Un sujet britannique condamné pour avoir refusé de s'incriminer
You can freely copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes. Need more information about image licensing or a higher resolution image? Read our Photographic Services and Copyright page.

Photolithograph

MONTREAL-A British subject committed for Refusing to Criminate Himself
Artist (1831-1899)
Publisher
SignatureL. l. within image, artist's mark, walking figure
Date 1878
Dimensions26.1 x 23.4 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Documentary Objects - Graphic Documents
Origin Canada
Object NumberM930.50.6.84
DivisionDocumentary Art
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of David Ross McCord
Status
Not on view

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MONTREAL.-A British Subject Committed for Refusing to Criminate Himself.
Photolithograph
MONTREAL.-A British Subject Committed for Refusing to Criminate Himself.
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Young Downylip's Experience at an Evening Party. And He Accomodates Himself to Circumstances
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Canadian Illustrated News
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THE POLITICAL BRIAREUS. THE VERSATILE CANDIDATE MAKING HIMSELF ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN.
Photolithograph
THE POLITICAL BRIAREUS. THE VERSATILE CANDIDATE MAKING HIMSELF ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN.
A. Leroux
1878/09/14
M993X.5.946
To think Kennedy was blamed for refusing to offer help...
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Normand Hudon
1969
M997.63.92
Reception at Montreal, Bonaventure Station
Photolithograph
Reception at Montreal, Bonaventure Station
John Henry Walker
1878/12/07
M992X.5.48
SOME OF THE GREAT BANKING, COMMERCIAL, AND MANUFACTURING HOUSES OF MONTREAL. 40.-H. J. Shaw, auctioneer.
Photolithograph
SOME OF THE GREAT BANKING, COMMERCIAL, AND MANUFACTURING HOUSES OF MONTREAL. 40.-H. J. Shaw, auctioneer.
John Henry Walker
1874/06/27
M985.230.5032.40
Nouvelle usine pour la fabrication du savon; MM. J. Barsalou & Cie., Proprietaires; coin des rues Durham et Ste. Catherine, Montreal
Photolithograph
Nouvelle usine pour la fabrication du savon; MM. J. Barsalou & Cie., Proprietaires; coin des rues Durham et Ste. Catherine, Montreal
John Henry Walker
1875/04/27
M984.306.484
Nouvelle usine pour la fabrication du savon; MM. J. Barsalou & Cie., Proprietaires; coin des rues Durham et Ste. Catherine, Montreal
Photolithograph
Nouvelle usine pour la fabrication du savon; MM. J. Barsalou & Cie., Proprietaires; coin des rues Durham et Ste. Catherine, Montreal
John Henry Walker
1875/04/27
M984.306.485
NOUVELLE USINE POUR LA FABRICATION DU SAVON; MM. J. BARSALOU & CIE., PROPRIETAIRES; COIN DES RUES DURHAM ET Ste CATHERINE, MONTREAL.
Photolithograph
NOUVELLE USINE POUR LA FABRICATION DU SAVON; MM. J. BARSALOU & CIE., PROPRIETAIRES; COIN DES RUES DURHAM ET Ste CATHERINE, MONTREAL.
John Henry Walker
1876/04/27
M979.87.245
MANUFACTURE DE MEUBLES DE CRAIG & CIE.
Photolithograph
MANUFACTURE DE MEUBLES DE CRAIG & CIE.
John Henry Walker
1878/06/27
M984.306.660
MANUFACTURE DE MEUBLES DE CRAIG & CIE.
Photolithograph
MANUFACTURE DE MEUBLES DE CRAIG & CIE.
John Henry Walker
1878/06/27
M984.306.662
Quebec.-The Y. M. C. A. Building.
Photolithograph
Quebec.-The Y. M. C. A. Building.
John Henry Walker
1879/10/10
M990X.680.1

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