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Middlesex D&H 286 Corresponding Society Wales There was no prison more

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There was no prison more infamous and forbidding than Newgate Prison throughout London’s long history

NORWICH HALFPENNY above

Signs of old cleaning but mostly retoned

Small rim bump both sides

James Smyth was a paper mill owner

Middlesex D&H 286 Corresponding Society Wales There was no prison moreObv: The fable of the bundle of sticks, LONDON CORRESPONDING SOCIETY. Rev: A dove flying with an olive branch, UNITED FOR A REFORM OF PARLIAMENT around, 1795 in exergue. Edge: Milled. Extremely Fine and proof like. Some light contact marks. The fable of the bundle of sticks is meant to show that unity is strength, and that it is much more difficult to break a bundle of sticks tightly woven together than it is to break a single stick. The London

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