Joy Adamson, on left. Credit: Marion Kaplan.

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"Midshipman William Bligh"
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Daguerreotype, 1850, by Matthew Brady
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By Niki Webber Moore.

Wikipedia

Perry-Castañeda Library, University of Texas at Austin

The World of James Herriot (c) Hambleton District Council

© Jess Barber 2004

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Credit: Arnold Genthe, circa 1906-1916 (Arnold Genthe Collection,LoC Prints and Photographs Division, LC-G4085- 0411)

Source: "The world's best poetry," v. 3
(Philadelphia, 1904)
(Project Gutenberg)

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Sarah Miller

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Dorling Kindersley Building, London. Photo by James Cridland / Flickr.

c. 1885

from Wikipedia Photo by Félix Nadar (1820-1910)

De Smet photographer, name unknown Laura aged 18, in 1885.

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