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Magee Number
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Title
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Author
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Publisher
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Year
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1399
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Manuscript Memorandum
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(National Gallery)
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1865
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1401
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Original pencil drawing showing a young woman embroidering in the doorway of a vine-covered house, while another lady approaches in a riding habit. Accompanied by the engraved plate, a proof before letters
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(Hablot K. Browne) "Phiz"
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circa 1850
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1403
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Broadside Memorial to Prince Albert Victor, with facsimile of the Queen's Letter of Gratitude for Condolences
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(Poynter, Edward J.)
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1892
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1404
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"Peace and the Fine Arts." Heading of an Address to H. M. Queen Victoria on her Second Jubilee.
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(Poynter, Edward J.)
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1897
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1412
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[Bookmark with] National Anthem\r
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Stevens, Thomas
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(188-.)
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1415
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A large collection of original material, including drawings, sketches and illustrated books, once owned by the artist
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Sullivan, Edmund J.
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1417
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An original pencil drawing entitled "A Block on the Line."
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Tenniel, John
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1867
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1418
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An original pencil drawing entitled "The Demon of Discord vanishing at the Appearance in Ireland of the Good Genius Victoria."
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Tenniel, John
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(184-.)
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1432
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The Great Exhibition\r
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Baxter, George
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1851
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1433
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The Chalees Satoon: East India\r
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Baxter, George
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1848
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1439
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[A series of 24 chromolithographs caricaturing the army and navy, with handwritten captions in rhymed couplets]\r
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(Caricature)
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[1880?]
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1447
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Seven invitations and one menu, all for banquets at the Guildhall, London
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(Invitations)
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1855-98
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1452
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The History of Joseph and His Brethren
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Jones, Owen & Warren, Henry
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(c. 1865.)
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1488
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A collection of some 200 letters, mostly holograph, from several persons to the various secretaries of the Society, W. T. Field, Butler Wood, Clement Shorter and J. A. Symington
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The Bronte Society
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1888-1937
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1520
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"Thrillers" of the Victorian Age, comprising "Penny Dreadfuls" loved by School Boys. . .
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Maggs Catalogue
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1940
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1522
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A group of documents dealing with the publishing of certain books by Chapman and Hall during the last half of the century
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(Nineteenth Century Publishing)
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1861-79
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1555
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Proofs of the Wise Bibliographies, many with corrections in the hand of Wise and his friend J. A. Symington, one-time secretary of the Bronte Society
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Wise, Thomas J.
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various
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1557
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Manchester Ship Canal: A collection of nine pamphlets bound together
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(Canals)
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v.d. (c. 1882-83.)
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1575
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Autograph manuscript of fourteen true stories about crime and detection in the Post Office
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(Post Office) Peacock, R. W.
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(1876-88)
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1587
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Sharpe's Railway Map of England and Wales
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(Railways)
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n.d. (c. 1850)
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1630
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The Illustrated London Cookery Book, containing upwards of Fifteen Hundred First-Rate Receipts
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(Cookery) Bishop, Frederick
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1852
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1661
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A series of six valentines, each with a hand-colored engraving of a couple in romantic mood, accompanied by verses
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(Valentines)
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n.d. (c. 1840)
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1662
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A series of seven valentines, each with a hand-colored woodcut and verses entitled "Verses from a Lady to a Rake," "From a Man-Servant," "To a Clerk," etc., etc.,
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(Valentines)
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n.d.c (1840).
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1666
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The Royal Guide to Wax Flower Modelling
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(Wax Flowers) Peachey, Emma
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1851
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1671
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A regular pack of 52 cards
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(Card Game)
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1897
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1681
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Missionary Map Of The World
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(c. 1850)
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1690
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A series of six colored cut-outs with the master figure, plus bonnet and evening coiffure, enclosed in paper folder
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(Paper Dolls)
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c. 1860
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1691
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Squails
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(Parlor Game)
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(c. 1880)
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1698
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A.L.S. of H. A. Gwynne to Baron de Reuter, "Pretoria July 12, 1901. Private & Confidential."
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(Boer War) Gwynne, H. A.
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1901
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1699
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A Scrapbook, consisting of the personal experiences of Lieut. Geoffrey Hall, of Marshall's Horse--a corps attached to Gen. Ian Hamilton's command
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(Boer War) Hall, Geoffrey
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(c. 1901)
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1715
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Panoramic View of Sebastopol
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(Crimea) E. A. Perceval
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1857
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1729
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A Memorandum, signed
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Gordon, Charles George
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1878
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1720
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Autograph Journal of Major G. H. S. Willis
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(Crimea) Willis, G. H. S.
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1854-1856
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1724
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Draft of a telegram in his handwriting
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Gordon, Charles George
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1884
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1725
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Original Manuscript Journal describing his Journey from Cairo to Khartoum and on an Expedition to Goudokoro
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Gordon, Charles George
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1874
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1726
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A.L.S. "Private. Khartoum 4 May 1874". To General Sir Frederick Chapman.
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Gordon, Charles George
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1874
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1727
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A.L.S. "Sevastopol off Fort Nicholas. 31 Augt 1872." To General Sir Frederick Chapman.
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Gordon, Charles George
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1872
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1728
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"Gravesend 11 Feby 69." To T. Frazer
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Gordon, Charles George
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1730
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Draft Orders and Memoranda for the Governing of Egypt. In Gordon's hand, though not signed
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Gordon, Charles George
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(c. 1882)
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1731
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The General Order given on board "Euryalus," Cape Trafalgar, 22 Oct. 1805, written out in Gordon's hand
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(Gordon, Charles George) Collingwood, Cuthbert Collingwood, Baron
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1805
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1734
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A.L.S., "Pieter Maritzburg Feb. 3 '79."
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Grenfell, Francis
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1740
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A.L.S. "Queen Victoria's District Nurses' Institute in Scotland, Edinburgh Committee. London Sept 5, 1888." to Dr. Joseph Bell.
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Nightingale, Florence
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1888
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1741
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A.L.S. 10 South St. Park Lane W. "June 28/87" to Dr. Joseph Bell.
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Nightingale, Florence
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1742
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A.L.S., to Major Willis, "Scutari, Barrack Hospital, Jan 7/56."
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Nightingale, Florence
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1856
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1746
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Life and Death of Athena, an Owlet from the Parthenon
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(Nightingale) Verney, Frances Parthenope, Lady
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n.d. c. 1855
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1748
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A.L.S., to Sir Tollemache Sinclair, Englemere, Ascot, "18.10.11."
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Roberts, Lord
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1749
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A.L.S., to Sir Tollemache Sinclair, Empire Hotel, Buxton, "24.9.11."
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Roberts, Frederick Sleigh Roberts, Earl
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1754
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A.L.S. "Camp before Badajoz, March 20, 1812" To Major General Agnew.
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Wellington, Duke of
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1812
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1755
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A.L.S. "London, Feb 28th 1837" to R. H. Jenkinson, Esq.
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Wellington, Duke of
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1837
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1762
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A.L.S., to Mr. Samuel, on House of Commons Library stationery, "Oct. 19/99."
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Bryce, James
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1899
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