File:William Ward, esq. (The Hambledon Men).jpg

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| DescriptionWilliam Ward, esq. (The Hambledon Men).jpg |
English: WILLIAM WARD, ESQ.
by Edward Verrall Lucas(From an engraving reproduced by permission of the M.C.C.) scanned image from book "The Hambledon Men" |
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