Versailles, Oct. 5, 1870 by Sir John Tenniel (1870)

Engraving of a seated man reading a newspaper with two ghostly figures behind him in an interior room.

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A black and white wood engraved print titled Versailles, Oct. 5, 1870, by Sir John Tenniel, dated 1870. A seated, balding man in a decorated military uniform reads a newspaper at a table, while two translucent ghostly figures, one in a military coat and one in a wigged court costume, look on from behind him. The caption reads Ghost of Louis the Fourteenth to Ghost of Napoleon the First, Is this the end of All the Glories?

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