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English: Clarendon House, London. Copy of engraving by Nathaniel Smith and John Thomas Smith of London, copied from an earlier print in collection of Thomas Allen Esq. Published in Smith's "Antiquities of London" 1798. British Museum print dept. no.1880,0911.858 (see original engraving: File:ClarendonHouseLondon1798EngravingSmith.JPG). |
Date | 25 October 2005 (original upload date) |
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