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Inscriptions and textual elements: Frontispiece to European Magazine Vol. 33. Inscriptions and textual elements: ANTWERP. Inscriptions and textual elements: Published by J. Sewell Cornhill Feb. 1, 1798. Literature reference: Frontispiece of the European Magazine. (1798) 33.
Title: Antwerp
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Inscriptions and textual elements: Frontispiece to European Magazine Vol.
33.
Inscriptions and textual elements: ANTWERP.
Inscriptions and textual elements: Published by J.
Sewell Cornhill Feb.
1, 1798.
Literature reference: Frontispiece of the European Magazine.
(1798) 33.
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