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Inscriptions and textual elements: RICHARD BOYLE, FIRST EARL of CROK / LORD HIGH TREASURER of IRELAND &c. &c. / obt. 1643 æt.77. / From the Original Picture at Chatsworth. Headings and textual elements: Published Oct. 1. 1803. By W.Richardson. York. House 31 Beach.
Title: Richard Boyle
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Inscriptions and textual elements: RICHARD BOYLE, FIRST EARL of CROK / LORD HIGH TREASURER of IRELAND &c.
&c.
/ obt.
1643 æt.
77.
/ From the Original Picture at Chatsworth.
Headings and textual elements: Published Oct.
1.
1803.
By W.
Richardson.
York.
House 31 Beach.
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