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Engraved print of a woman restrained by a guard at a palace entrance, with onlookers, halberdiers and a state coach behind.

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Margaret Nicholson attempting to assassinate Majesty King George IIId, at the garden entrance of St. James’s Palace, 2d August, 1786, Robert Dighton (1786). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Robert Dighton died in 1814; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved print shows a woman in a white gown and large feathered bonnet being restrained by a uniformed guard at the garden entrance of a palace. A gentleman in a tricorn hat and a richly dressed figure with a sash stand nearby, while a state coach and attendants with halberds fill the background. The print is attributed to Robert Dighton and dated 1786, recording the attempted assassination of King George III.