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BL3279964 Les Prisons de Paris, histoire, types, moeurs, mysAuthor: Alhoy, Philadelphe Maurice, and Lurine (Louis): / Paris, 1846Language: FrenchSource/Shelfmark: 1374.k.5, 144An old woman and a young woman.Image taken from Les Prisons de Paris, histoire, types, moeurs, mystères Edition illustrée...Originally published/produced in Paris, 1846.

BL3279944 [Orlando Furioso ... (Cinque canti.-Vita di Msr. LLanguage: ItalianSource/Shelfmark: G.11332-34 , opposite 145A prisoner being transported on a cart.Image taken from [Orlando Furioso (Cinque canti.-Vita di Msr. L. Ariosto di annotazioni aumentata.-Illustrazioni al Furioso.-Catalogo delle migliori edizioni dell' Orlando Furioso.)]..

BL3267168 Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songsIllustrator: Dyce, WilliamLondon, 1846Language: EnglishSource/Shelfmark: 1466.i.11, 125A prisoner chained in a cell. One of the verses reads: 'For Wenzel is a captive made in Paynim dungeon cold, and there must lie till ransom paid, a hundred coins in gold'. Wood-engraving.Image taken from Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems...Originally published/produced in London, 1846.

BL3275727 Le diable boiteux ... Avec Les entretiens, sérieuxAuthor: Le Sage, Alain Ren / Paris, 1840Language: FrenchSource/Shelfmark: 12511.i.7, 176A prisoner in a castle.Image taken from Le diable boiteux Avec Les entretiens, sérieux et comiques des cheminées de Madrid. Et Les béquilles dudit diable. Par M. B. de S. [i.e. Laurent Bordelon.] Nouvelle edition. Revue et corrigée par A. Scot.].Originally published/produced in Paris, 1840.

BL3311371 Akbarnama, vol. 1, by Abu'1-Fazl ibn Mubarak, from the beginnings of the dynasty up to 1555.Author: Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak / Illustrator: Surdas1603 - 1604Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: Or.12988 f.106

XRD1699343 La grande evasion The great escape de JohnSturges Steve McQueen 1963

BL3311379 Akbarnama, vol. 1, by Abu'1-Fazl ibn Mubarak, from the beginnings of the dynasty up to 1555.Author: Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak / Illustrator: Madhu1603 - 1604Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: Or.12988 f.128

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BL3291402 Saitō Shōsa no on'ai ni unagashite horyō gunnai no jitsu o haku zu.Illustrator: Taguchi BeisakuDecember 1894Language: JapaneseSource/Shelfmark: 16126.d.2.(77)

STC101319 by Jacques Francois Joseph Swebach

STC140544 prisoners taken in battle near Talamba, where Husain captured the rebellious Mas'ud Husain Mirza & his entourage; they wear animal skins as a sign of humiliation;

BL3266413 Illustrated London NewsLondon, May 20, 1916Language: EnglishSource/Shelfmark: Colindale, 639The chief prisoner leaving the court after the first day's proceedings: a motor-car containing Sir Roger Casement'.Image taken from Illustrated London News.Originally published/produced in London, May 20, 1916.

BL3274542 Voyage pittoresque et militaire de Willenberg en PAuthor: Adam, Albrecht / Illustrator: Adam, AlbrechtMunich, 1827Language: FrenchSource/Shelfmark: 1781.c.6, plate 25A Russian prisoner of war.Image taken from Voyage pittoresque et militaire de Willenberg en Prusse jusqu'à Moscou fait en 1812, pris sur le terrain mÃªme et lithographié par A. Adam.Originally published/produced in Munich, 1827.

BL3301285 c.1850Source/Shelfmark: Add.Or.2453Gouache mica South Indian style; Trichinopoly style.

BL3290960 Zhuo na wo sui shen wen zheng faIllustrator: Anon1894Language: ChineseSource/Shelfmark: 16126.d.4.(28)

STC3468004 21st -22nd September, 1864:

BL3306772 Illustrator: Anonc.1850Source/Shelfmark: Add.Or.2454Gouache on mica.

BL3264890 Shahnama.Author: Firdawsi / Iran, 1446Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: Or. 12688, f.168vSurka taken prisoner by Faramurz. A miniature painting from a fifteenth century manuscript of the epic poem of Shahnama.Image taken from Shahnama.Originally published/produced in Iran, 1446.

SCP36926 by Frans Francken II the Younger

BL3306263 Shahnama of Firdawsi, with 56 miniaturesAuthor: Firdawsi / 1580 - 1600Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: I.O. ISLAMIC 3540, f.416v

STC312519 Christiaan Rudolf de Wet (1854-1922), Boer General, rebel leader and politician, captured in December 1914;

BL3290923 Zhuo na wo jian shen wen zheng faIllustrator: Songshan Daoren1894Language: ChineseSource/Shelfmark: 16126.d.4 (1)

STC363421 The Second Boer War (1899-1902);

FLO4656885 Europeans forcing African slaves to work with a plow. In the background, other slaves raise their hands to heaven while some are beaten with clubs. Lithograph after Charles-Dominique-Joseph Eisen from Paul Lacroix' The Eighteenth Century: Its Institutions, Customs, and Costumes, London, 1876.

XJF465188 An account of the conditions of the Scots imprisonned after the Battle of Dunbar by Sir Arthur Hesilrige (1601-1661) who was at the time Governor of Newcastle and a valuable support to Cromwell during the Scottish expedition of 1650;

RNM286306 Bonne Citoyenne commanded by Captain William Mounsey;

BL3303136 London, 1915Source/Shelfmark: Daily Sketch, 25 October 1915, front page

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BL3306307 Shahinshahnama of Fath 'Ali Khan SabaIllustrator: Anon1810Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: I.O.Islamic 3442 f.130vopaque watercolour. Persian style; Qajar style. 21 by 17 cm.

BL3310479 The Ruhleben Prison Camp: a record of nineteen months' internment ... With twenty-six illustrations and a plan. Author: Cohen, Israel / London: Methuen & Co, 1917.Source/Shelfmark: 9083.f.32

BL3267191 Historic, Military, and Naval Anecdotes of ... parAuthor: Orme, Edward / Illustrator: Heath; Dubourg, ME. Orme: London, 1819Language: EnglishSource/Shelfmark: 9080.m.3, opposite 52Two French officers taken prisoner by a sergeant of the 18th Hussars, at the Battle of Albuera.Image taken from Historic, Military, and Naval Anecdotes of particular incidents which occurred to the armies of Great Britain and her allies in the last ...war, etc.Originally published/produced in E. Orme: London, 1819.

BL3310478 The Ruhleben Prison Camp: a record of nineteen months' internment ... With twenty-six illustrations and a plan. Author: Cohen, Israel / London: Methuen & Co, 1917.Source/Shelfmark: 9083.f.32 plan inside front cover

XRD1709655 Le prisonnier de Zenda The prisoner of Zena de JohnCromwell avec Ronald Colman et Madeleine Carroll 1937

UIG3529540 Soldiers Searching the Prisoners of War

HIP385603 From the American Civil War (1861-65);

XRD1735746 Affiche du film Le prisonnier de Zenda THE PRISONER OF ZENDA de Richard Thorpe avec James Mason, Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr, 1952.

UIG3529552 Prisoners of War Passing the Time

BL3310480 The Ruhleben Prison Camp: a record of nineteen months' internment ... With twenty-six illustrations and a plan. Author: Cohen, Israel / London: Methuen & Co, 1917.Source/Shelfmark: 9083.f.32 plate opposite page 280

BL3313490 Jean Froissart, Chroniques , vol. 2. (Froissart's Chronicles)Author: Froissart, Jean / Netherlands, S. Last quarter of the 15th century, before 1483Source/Shelfmark: Royal 18 E. I f.258v

XRD1735745 Affiche du film Le prisonnier de Zenda THE PRISONER OF ZENDA de Richard Thorpe avec Stewart Granger, James Mason, Deborah Kerr, 1952.

ELD4960151 Supplice of the Templars: Jacques de Molay (Molai) grand master of the Order of the Templars and several of his companions are accused of heresie and debauches by King Philip IV dit le bel et executes March 4, 1314 in Paris - Torture of the Templars: Jacques de Molay (Molai) grand master of the Knights Templar and several of his companions were accused of heresy and debauchery by King Philip IV - they were sentenced to the stake in 1314 - Engraving from “The Prisons of Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845

ELD4959748 The execution of James Scott Duke of Monmouth (1649-1685) July 15, 16853 at Tower Hill by Executioner Jack Ketch (James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth execution on Tower Hill, 15 July 1685) Engraving from “The Prisons of Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845

ELD4960101 Le Proces de Charlotte Corday July 11, 1793 (Trial of Charlotte Corday, July 1793) Engraving from Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” d'Alboize et Maquet, 1845

AQS256881 testimonies from Abbott's time in various southern prisons during the Civil War;

ELD4959774 Sultan Ibrahim I (1615-1648) assaulting the widow of his brother Murad IV under the eyes of his mother Kosem (1589-1651) in the fortress Yedi Kule (or Yedikule) a Constantinople 1640 (Sultan Ibrahim fighting with the widow of his brother Murad IV, on the background Kosem sultan, 1640) “The Prisons of Europe” of Alboize and Maquet, 1845

ELD4960102 The Countess Marie-Maurille de Sombreuil (1768-1823), known as the heroine with the glass of blood, prisoner during the massacres of September 1792, went on a march with Stanislas Marie Maillard, consisting of drinking a glass of blue blood in exchange for her father's life, abbey prison, Paris, September 1792 (The legend of Madame de Sombreuil during the september massacres) , in Paris: the jeering guards, who were seated upon a pile of corpses belonging to those that they had already slaughtered, then filled a glass with the blood of their victims and handed it to Mademoiselle de Sombreuil, telling her that her father would be spared if she drank the ghastly beverage, September 1792) Alboize and Maquet, 1845 Private Collection

ELD4959786 The Italian patriot Silvio Pellico (1798-1854), accuses of carbonarism (carbonari) and encloses the fortress of Spielberg (Spilberk) in Moravia 1822 (Italian writer, poet, dramatist and patriot active in the Italian unification Silvio Pellico placed in the Spielberg, at Brunn (today's Brno) 1822) “The Prisons of Europe” of Alboize and Maquet, 1845

ELD4960131 The actress Claire-Josephe Leris called Mademoiselle Clairon led to the forum for the eveque for having spoken out for the exclusion of actor Dubois, who had made a false oath in a scandalous trial 1765 (The french actress la Clairon (1723-1803) being arrested in For-L'Eveque, Paris) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845

XND70284 by William Heath

BL3303148 Daily SketchLondon, 1915Source/Shelfmark: Daily Sketch, 14 October 1915

BL3303628 Campaigns of the British Army in Portugal, under the command of General the Earl of Wellington. [13 plates, with descriptions.]Illustrator: L' Eveque, HLondon, 1812.Source/Shelfmark: 1899.n.36 plate 4

ELD4960110 French Revolution, September massacre: the people demanding the massacre of people opposed to the regime, and asking Stanislas-Marie Maillard (1763-1794) to enter the abbey prison, September 2 and 3, 1792 (September Massacres at the prison of Abbaye in Paris during the french revolution: the crowd asks Stanislas Marie Maillard to come into the prison and slaughter the prisoners, september 1792) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845 Collection privee

ELD4960147 A young woman appreted for a torture sentence at the prison of For'l'Veque (Fort l'veque) French State prison of Paris, initially headquarters of the court of the eveque of Paris, located the location of the present 19 rue Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, which was in operation from 1674 to 1780 (The instruments of torture at for-lõeveque prison in Paris) Engraving from Les Prisons de l'Europe”” d'Alboize et Maquet, 1845

ELD4960156 Exhibition of the corpse of Jean-Charles (Jean Charles) Pichegru (1761-1804) in the Salle des pas perdus après son suicide au Temple (Jean Charles Pichegru's body shown to the parisians after he commited suicide, 1804)) Engraving drawn from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe”” by Alboize et Maquet, 1845

ELD4960081 Une jeune femme torturee par les nuns à la prison de la Salpetriere, 1758 (A young lady tortured by the nuns at the prison of Salpetriere, Paris 1758) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” d'Alboize et Maquet, 1845

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ELD4959739 Autodafe (auto da fe) (auto da fe) in the 16th century Spain (Spanish inquisition: autodafe, ritual of public penance of condemned heretics and apostates that took place when the Spanish Inquisition 16th century) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize et Maquet, 1845

ELD4960070 French Revolution: Frederic de Trenk (1726-1794) stopped under terror as secret emissary of the King of Prussia (Friedrich von der Trenk accused as a spy and executed by the guillotine on 25 July 1794) Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize et Maquet, 1845

ELD4960124 Revolt in a siberian mine Engraving from “The Prisons of Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845

ELD4960093 Prisoners in a dungeon Engraving from “Les Prisons-de-l'Europe” by Alboize and Maquet, 1845

GCH1971016 Edouard Plantagenet (1330-1376) known as the Black Prince, conducting the king of France John II prisoner in London in 1356, engraving by Noble after Wale from "The new, comprehensive and complete History of England" by Edward Barnard, -London, 1782

FLO4624194 Plow, vase, money and musical instruments of the Kingdom of Siam, Thailand. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by Antoni Carboni from Giulio Ferrario's Ancient and Modern Costumes of all the Peoples of the World, Florence, Italy, 1844.

BL3274480 Blaetter aus meinem Portefeuille, im Laufe des Felzugs 1812 in Russland ...Author: Kausler, Franz von / Illustrator: Faber de Faur, G. deStuttgart, 1831-43Language: GermanSource/Shelfmark: 1765.c.6, plate 7

WAK64254 by Brun Charles Le

BL3310484 William Tell, or the Patriot of Switzerland, etc.Author: Budden, Maria Elizabeth / London, 1829Source/Shelfmark: 10711.a.13

BL3313459 ChroniquesAuthor: Froissart, Jean / Netherlands, S. Last quarter of the 15th century, before 1483Language: FrenchSource/Shelfmark: Royal 18 E. I f.48

UIG3529534 Soldiers Helping the Wounded and Injured Prisoners of War

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STC79238 by Thomas Rowlandson

KWE3614207 Ashur-nasir-pal II with his prisoners of war. One of the most barbarious of the Assyrian kings, his treatment of prisoners was unparalleled in its ferocity, including the cutting off of their heads, ears, noses, lips, hands and feet. Ashur-nasir-pal II, king of Assyria, 883 - 859 BC. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

XRD1715279 Le prisonnier de Zenda de JohnCromwell avec Doublas Fairbanks Jr,1937

BL3310471 Die Welt hinter Stacheldraht: eine Chronik des englischen Kriegsgefangenenlagers Handforth bei ManchesterAuthor: Bogenstätter, Ludwig / Munchen: Piloty & Loehle, 1921.Source/Shelfmark: 9084.bb.16 front cover

XEE4415400 Louis the More taken prisoner (1500).

BL3310485 was a Tirolean innkeeper and patriot. He was the leader of a rebellion against Napoleon's forces who fought for Austria against the French during the War of the Third Coalition. In 1809, he became the leader of a rebellion against Franco-Bavarian forces that sparked the War of the Fifth Coalition. He was betrayed, captured and executed. William Tell the Patriot of Switzerland And Hofer, the Tyrolese. By the author of Claudine, &c. [i.e. Maria Elizabeth Budden.] Author: Budden, Maria Elizabeth / London, 1829Source/Shelfmark: 10711.a.13 plate opposite page 244

STC93615 by Jean Denis Attiret

GIA4722078 Pirate Charles Vane (1680-1721) is captured by Captain Holford Engraving from “The Pirates Own Book, authentic narratives of the most celebrated sea robbers” 1837

XRD1730951 La prisonniere espagnole The Spanish Prisoner de DavidMamet avec Steve Martin 1997

WDM27971 by Evelyn De Morgan

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NYH1546908 From an album of 48 color ink drawings by a Confederate prisoner of war, Jacob Omenhausser.

BL3944483 There was a shortage of prison accommodation in the Victorian era, so long-term prisoners were transferred to provincial prisons, or to the dreaded hulks. The hulks were decommissioned warships anchored in the mud off Woolwich. They were dark, damp and verminous and few prisoners managed to escape. This is a cross-section of a hulk called the Defence, published in Henry Mayhew’s The Criminal Prisons of London, in 1862. Shelfmark: 6057.i.7.

XRD1714971 Le prisonnier de Zenda de JohnCromwell avec Ronald Colman, 1937

XRD1733095 La prisonniere espagnole The Spanish Prisoner de DavidMamet avec Ben Gazzara (1930-2012) et Campbell Scott 1997

BL3301651 Zafarnama.1533Language: PersianSource/Shelfmark: I.O. ISLAMIC 137, f.120Captives thrown over a precipice after Timur's capture of a fortress in Sistan; a tower of severed heads behind. A miniature painting from a sixteenth century manuscript of the Zafarnama.Image taken from Zafarnama.Originally published/produced in 1533.

BL3944487 There was a shortage of prison accommodation in the Victorian era, so long-term prisoners were transferred to provincial prisons, or to the dreaded hulks. The hulks were decommissioned warships anchored in the mud off Woolwich. They were dark, damp and verminous and few prisoners managed to escape. This is a cross-section of a hulk called the Defence, published in Henry Mayhew’s The Criminal Prisons of London, in 1862. Shelfmark: 6057.i.7.

UIG3903840 Hitlerite Soldiers of the 1944 Variety Ready for Transportation Into a Prisoner'S Camp in Soviet Russia.

STC354332 American Civil War;

BL3301754 Harper's WeeklyNew York, 21 March 1863Source/Shelfmark: Harper's Weekly page 184-185American Civil War.

BL3285216 A second series of the Monuments of Nineveh ... from drawings made on the spot, during a second expedition to Assyria.Author: Layard, Right Hon. Sir Austen / London, 1853Source/Shelfmark: Cup.648.c.2 plate 30