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"Captain" James Hind, 1618-1652, the Royalist highwayman, robbing Col. Harrison at Maidenhead Thicket, c. 1650. Hind is on horseback, pointing a pistol at Col. Harrison, who is seated in a carriage. Harrison had signed the death warrant of King Charles I. 17th century: print, engraved by B. Cole, with the caption, "Capt. Hind Robbing Col: Harrison in Maidenhead Thicket."

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