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Black-and-white illustration of armored men in ruff collars gathered around a wooden table in a stone-floored room.

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P293, Harper's Magazine 1903 - Do you purpose, then, that he shall die, Frederick Coffay Yohn (1903), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This black-and-white illustration by Frederick Coffay Yohn, published in Harper's Magazine in 1903, shows a group of men in period dress with ruff collars and armor-like breastplates gathered around a wooden table in a stone-floored room. A central figure stands in profile while a seated man rests his arm on the table beside a sheet of paper, and other onlookers watch from the background.

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