Shows an engraving linking the Spanish Armada, treaty negotiations with Spain and the gunpowder plot. Galleons representing the Armada are on the left, a group of men, including religious leaders, Spaniards and the devil are in the centre, and Guy Fawkes approaching the House of Lords is on the right.

The print compares the attack of the Spanish Armada and the failure of the Gunpowder Plot with the negotiations that were under way for the marriage of King James's son, Prince Charles (later Charles I) to the daughter of the Catholic King of Spain. Ward got into severe trouble about the print, and for a while was put in prison because of it. 'The Double Deliverance' by Samuel Ward, 1621. Copyright, Trustees of the British Museum.