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Lord Hartington had refused to join the Conservative Cabinet
Many major accidents had occurred and much of it was blamed upon the negligence of the Railway Companies
In the foreground is part of the partition
the lock keeper is shown by a narrow boat captain where his boat hit an obstruction 12th January 1950
fishmongers and Calvert & Co wine merchant
The Flag of Freedom mb-code 00403673 Lord Hartington had refused to'The Flag of Freedom', 1875. An escaped slave clings to Britain's flagpole as John Bull argues the toss with the First Lord of the Admiralty, G Ward Hunt. Authority states that the slave should be handed over. John Bull, that stalwart representative of the British people refuses. This relates to the 'Slave Circular' which had been occupying press and government. The Admiralty had issued blanket instructions that stated that escaped slaves should
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