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from the earliest period

throwing up his arms in horror at the entry of the Queen closely followed by Alderman Wood

On 28th January

View of a young city gent advancing towards the carcass of a horse beset by many crows

Despite the huge sums that many made out of their victims

Woolsthorpe Manor Size:L: 75 x 60cm from the earliest periodLandscape view of Sir Isaac Newton's birthplace in Lincolnshire, in trees and with two sheep in the foreground. Inscribed above 'Engraved for the History of Lincolnshire' [eg Thomas Allen's 'The History of the County of Lincoln, from the earliest period Embellished by numerous views' (London & Lincoln , 1834) ]. Inscribed below: 'WOLSTHORPE. THE HOUSE IN WHICH SIR ISAAC NEWTON WAS BORN, To C. Babbage Esq. this Plate is respectfully inscribed by the

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