Illustration titled 'Boycotting the Pope' depicting Charles Parnell wearing a tiara and sitting on a throne, with many Irishmen bowing before him and placing bags of money into a container labelled "Parnell Fund", on a table next to him are papers labelled "Remission of Rents" and "Assassination Absolution"; sitting on a throne on the left, unattended by anyone, is Pope Leo XIII wearing the papal tiara and looking on with dismay, at his feet, on the left, is a basket of papers labelled "Indulgence" and "Absolution", and, on the right, is a container labelled "Peter's Pence" that appears to have been broken into and emptied. Illustrated by Friedrich Graetz. Dated 19th Century

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Illustration titled 'Boycotting the Pope' depicting Charles Parnell wearing a tiara and sitting on a throne, with many Irishmen bowing before him and placing bags of money into a container labelled "Parnell Fund", on a table next to him are papers labelled "Remission of Rents" and "Assassination Absolution"; sitting on a throne on the left, unattended by anyone, is Pope Leo XIII wearing the papal tiara and looking on with dismay, at his feet, on the left, is a basket of papers labelled "Indulgence" and "Absolution", and, on the right, is a container labelled "Peter's Pence" that appears to have been broken into and emptied. Illustrated by Friedrich Graetz. Dated 19th Century

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