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English: General view of the ruins of Netley Abbey from the south east |
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| Author | Richard Godfrey, published by Samuel Hooper in Francis Grose The Antiquities of England and Wales (1773-87) |
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- 2008-07-05 02:23 Faeriesoph 1807×1215×??? (1822005 bytes) {{Information |Description= General view of the ruins of Netley Abbey from the south east |Source= engraving in my personal collection |Date= 1784 |Author= S. Hooper |Permission= public domain |other_versions= }}
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