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Repeal of the Test Acts cartoon.

Caricaturist James Sayers's "Repeal of the Test Act: A Vision" shows Priestley spewing the smoke of heresy from the pulpit.
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Source Revolutionary Players
Author James Sayers (1748-1823), published by Thomas Cornell
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