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.jpg "Taking the Waters at Handley Spa, 1845 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Self-Possession of Fabricius, the Ambassador, under Rather Trying Circumstances by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Great Match Between Mr. Flintoff and Jack Rogers by John Leech")
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.jpg "New Cricketing Dresses to Protect All England Against the Present Swift Bowling by John Leech")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by John Leech")
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.jpg "Lord Darnley, 1897 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Garden by John Leech")
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.jpg "Terence Reading his Play to Caecilius by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Gallant Curtius Leaping into the Gulfs by John Leech")
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.jpg "Spartacus by John Leech")
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.jpg "Smoking Robin by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Rising Generation by John Leech")
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.jpg "Trained Band. Soldier of the Period by John Leech")
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.jpg "Soldier of the Period by John Leech")
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.jpg "King John Signing Magna Carta, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Political Application of an Old Fable by John Leech")
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.jpg "Very Fond of It by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Battle of Bosworth, A Scene in the Great Drama of History by John Leech")
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.jpg "Charles I Does Not Know Which Way to Turn by John Leech")
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.jpg "Perkin Warbeck and his Army, 1897 by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Mother of the Gracchi by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Prize Baby Show, Materfamilias Rewarding a Successful Candidate by John Leech")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-980367).jpg "Hyde Park as it will be by John Leech")
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.jpg "Close of the Hunting Season, mending the Gaps by John Leech")
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.jpg "Shakespeare Pooh! For my part, I consider Shakespeare a very much over-rated man by John Leech")
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.jpg "Would Yorke Like to Go with His Uncle Dick by John Leech")
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.jpg "Henry pardoning the young Couple by John Leech")
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.jpg "Celeres, 1852 by John Leech")
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.jpg "In the nursery by John Leech")
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.jpg "Visit to the Antediluvian Reptiles at Sydenham-Master Tom Strongly Objects to having his Mind Improved by John Leech")
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.jpg "Evening Party, Time of Charles II by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Lictor is Sent to Arrest Publilius Volero by John Leech")
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.jpg "Alarming Prospect, the Single Ladies Off to the Diggings by John Leech")
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.jpg "Queen Philippa interceding with Edward III for the Six Burgesses of Calais, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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.jpg "Roman Man-of-War, from a Scarce Medal by John Leech")
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.jpg "Henry VIII meeting Francis I, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-569551).jpg "Mr Jorrockss Lecture on Unting (from a book by Robert Smith Surtees) by John Leech")
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.jpg "Queen Philippa Interceding with Edward III for the Six Burgesses of Calais by John Leech")
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.jpg "Grounding medicine by John Leech")
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.jpg "Diet by John Leech")
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.jpg "In the Foreground of the Tableau may be Observed a Patrician Looking Very Black at the Triumph by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Norman Swell by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Richest Commoner")
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.jpg "Ratiocination by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Gaul by John Leech")
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.jpg "One of the Protector")
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.jpg "Marius in His Old Age, 1852 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Canute Reproving His Courtiers by John Leech")
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.jpg "Vegetarian Odd Fellows: or, Carrott and Pa-Snip by John Leech")
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.jpg "Henry VIII Meets Francis I by John Leech")
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.jpg "Sir Moses and Mrs. Turnbull by John Leech")
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.jpg "Mithridates by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Substitute for the Sea Side, or the Serpentine as it Might Be by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Love Box door was opened, out came the hounds with a cry, 1865 by Hablot Knight Browne")
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.jpg "Henry VIII and his Queen Out-a-Maying, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Duke of Burgundy introducing Queen Isabella to Henry V by John Leech")
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.jpg "You are a Fiddle, You are a Lyre by John Leech")
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.jpg "King James Rescued from the New River by John Leech")
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.jpg "Henry VIII meeting Francis I, 1850 by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Duke of Buckingham suspects that he is watched, 1897 by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Striking Point by John Leech")
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.jpg "Foxhunters regaling in the Good Old Times by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Norman Knight, c1860 by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Effects of Extravagance, c1860 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Hyde Park as it Will Be by John Leech")
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.jpg "Considerate Conduct of Scipio Africanus by John Leech")
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.jpg "Origin of the Order of the Garter by John Leech")
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.jpg "Coriolanus Parting from His Wife and Family by John Leech")
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.jpg "Cavalier and Roundhead by John Leech")
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.jpg "A Contented Mind by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Barebones Parliament, 1897 by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Battle of the Boyne, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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.jpg "Early British Artist by John Leech")
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.jpg "Mr. Jorrocks has a Bye Day, 1854 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Bacon, Ye Great Moral Philosopher by John Leech")
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.jpg "An Excellent Wine by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Citadel Saved by the Cackling of the Geese by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Black Prince as Waiter to King John, c. 1860 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Georgy Porgy the First Going Out for a Ride in His State Coachy Poachy by John Leech")
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.jpg "Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus Blowing Down the Walls by John Leech")
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.jpg "Aeneas and Anchises by John Leech")
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.jpg "Spartacus by John Leech")
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.jpg "Overtaken by the Tide-Margate by John Leech")
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.jpg "Volunteer Movement, Jones and Family Go Under Canvas by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Lord Mayor arresting a suspicious Twelfth-Night Character by John Leech")
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.jpg "Guys of the Period by John Leech")
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.jpg "Who dares kill Marius by John Leech")
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.jpg "Appius Claudius Punished by the People by John Leech")
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.jpg "John Leech: English illustrator best known for his humour cartoons in the satirical magazine Punch by John Leech")
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.jpg "Take away that Bauble, Cromwell dissolving the Long Parliament, from The Comic History of England by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Parliamentary Toots by John Leech")
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.jpg "Tarquinius Superbus has the Sibylline Books valued by John Leech")
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.jpg "Richard thinks it high time he managed his own affairs, c1860 by John Leech")
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.jpg "Mrs. Pottles can")
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.jpg "The Hat Difficulty Solved by John Leech")
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.jpg "The Last of the Stuarts by John Leech")
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.jpg "Portrait of One of the Cardinals, c. 1860 by John Leech")
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