Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, being led to execution Product:Fine art poster an air-pump containing a frog

an air-pump containing a frog in a glass bell-jar

looking directly to camera and holding a leather-bound book

the Government had to answer their critics on the subject of why Britain had not gone to the aid of Denmark

Figure of a walrus

a variety of Ministers and Nonconformists argue

Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, being led to execution Product:Fine art poster an air-pump containing a frogThomas, Earl of Lancaster, being led to execution, Pontefract, Yorkshire, 1322 (1864). Thomas Plantagenet (1278 1322), 2nd Earl of Lancaster allied with the Scots against Edward II, but was defeated and captured at Boroughbridge in 1322. In 1312 he had been responsible for the killing of Piers Gaveston, Edward's favourite and, possibly, lover. Thomas was tried and convicted of treason (he was not allowed to speak in his defence) and was executed on