Don Miguel at his "Post"
Anon
Genre: | News-Commentary, Drollery |
Subjects: | Microscopy, Entomology, Natural History, Politics |
Reports on the visit to the Morning Post of the pretender to the Portugese throne, Miguel M E de Bragança, who was shown, by means of a microscope, 'all sorts of human animaculæ' floating in an ink-bottle. Notes that he took special interest in the 'ink-bottle insect that [...] traced the letters that made up "infidel" upon any political opponent'. |
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