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Crudens Complete Concordance, First Edition
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Queen Caroline of Ansbach
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Ansbach in the 17th century
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Engraving of George II, Caroline and their seven children who survived infancy
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Alexander Cruden — drawn by T. Fry
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Alexander Cruden drawn by T. Fry
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Title page of the first edition: PHILOSOPHIÆ NATURALIS PRINCIPIA MATHEMATICA
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Samuel Pepys
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Mace granted to the Royal Society by Charles II
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Tower of London — seen from the Shard
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Tower of London seen from the Shard
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Robert III of Scotland (1562 illustration)
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The Salters' arms — At the Guildhall, Derry, depicted in a stained glass window presented in 1913
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The Salters' arms At the Guildhall, Derry, depicted in a stained glass window presented in 1913