Religious & civil liberty established in Maryland in 1649
James Barry · 1741-1806
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This engraving by James Barry, dated 1793, shows a group of figures gathered around a scroll inscribed with the words religious and civil liberty and Maryland 1649. A crowned king and a figure in armor stand among bearded men, while a hand above offers a bouquet of flowers and a group of onlookers watches from the clouds above.
