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Le tête à tête, ou le petit déjeuner (Mariage à la mode, 2nd engraving) - Hogarth

Penn buys the country he wants to occupy from the Indians (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

Benevolence of a wild Canadian family towards a Frenchman (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

An Englishman from Barbados sells his mistress (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

Ouragan aux Antilles (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

Les tributs que paye le roi de Portugal (History of the two Indies, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

Pizarre assassinated by conspirators (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

The English ask Aurengzeb for forgiveness (Histoire des deux Indes, 1781) - Moreau le Jeune

An Englishman sells as a slave an Indian woman who had saved his life (Histoire des deux Indes, 1774) - Eisen

Egalité naturelle, inégalité coloniale (History of the Two Indies, 1774) - Eisen

Auri sacra fames, the evils of the thirst for gold (Histoire des deux Indes, 1774) - Eisen

Prosperity of the East India Company (Histoire des deux Indes, 1774) - Eisen

The Chinese emperor sets an example by ploughing (Histoire des deux Indes, 1774) - Eisen

Aeneid, book 4: Dido's suicide (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, book 4. Dido prepares her pyre (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, Book 4: Mercury persuades Aeneas to leave Carthage (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, Book 4. A storm catches Dido and Aeneas hunting (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, Book 4. Dido multiplies sacrifices (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, Book 3: Aeneas prays to Apollo in his temple on Delos (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, Book 2. Aeneas leaves Troy carrying Anchises on his back (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)

Aeneid, book 2. Prodigy of fire on Ascanius' head (The Works of P. Virgilius Maro)