Shows a detailed and ornate picture of a neo-classical building with symbolic characters and drawings within it. These represent, amongst other things, royalty, parliament and Guy Fawkes. At the top of the drawing are the words The Papists Powder Treason.

Originally published in 1612; this version is a reprint from 1679, when once again the country was obsessed with the fear of a major catholic conspiracy, known as the 'Popish Plot'. 'The Papists' Powder Treason', 1679. Trustees of Lambeth Palace Library.