The miraculous Host tortured by the Jew, under the reign of Philip the Fair in 1290
Subtitle: being one of the legends which converted the daughters and niece of Douglas Loveday, Esq., under the reign of Louis XVIII in 1821 : from the original French work, authorised by the College of Theology at Paris, in the publisher's possession : illustrated by ten cuts copied from the same work
By: with Mr. Loveday's narrative, &c
Edition: Sixth edition.
Publisher: Printed for William Hone, 45, Ludgate-Hill, and 32, Paternoster-Row; J. M'Creery, ooks-Court, Chancery-Lane
Published: 1822
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Controversial literature; Anti-Catholicism; History; Antisemitism; Catholic converts; Lord's Supper; Bread; Legends; Catholic Church
Work titles: Histoire de l'hostie miraculeuze
Description: Details several accounts of miracles while protesting the practices used by the Catholic Church to convert Protestants.

Cf. A. Bowden, William Hone's political journalism, 1815-1821, pp. 423-424. Hone's Preface concludes with a quotation from Ben Johnson which reflects current politics. Hone also comments on the importance of a free press.
Notes: Edited by William Hone.

Title vignette (Bourbon arms).

Nine illustrations by George Cruikshank in text.

Cohn, A.M. George Cruikshank, 562

Hackwood, F.W. Hone, 59