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We’re sharing this terrifying (though beautifully stamped) seven-headed dragon as part of the June #FantasticBeastsintheLibrary challenge. We especially love the cluster of stars around the beast’s tail, maybe because it distracts us from all those...

We’re sharing this terrifying (though beautifully stamped) seven-headed dragon as part of the June #FantasticBeastsintheLibrary challenge. We especially love the cluster of stars around the beast’s tail, maybe because it distracts us from all those teeth…

Gavin, Antonio, fl. 1726. The great red dragon ; or, The master-key to popery / by Anthony Gavin. Boston : Published by Samuel Jones, 1854. 408 p., [4] leaves of plates (incl. frontis.) :  ill. ;  20 cm. (12mo)

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