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The Compleat Angler: What shame and pity is it then that such a river should be destroyed by the basest sort of people
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Oxford
Title
The Compleat Angler: What shame and pity is it then that such a river should be destroyed by the basest sort of people
Date
1901 - 1902
Accession number
WA1965.59.36
Acquisition method
Presented by Sir Hugh Beaver, 1965.
Work type
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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