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DescriptionEB1911 Plate VI. v24, pg.507, Fig 4.jpg |
English: Statue of Nathan Hale by Frederick William MacMonnies. (By permission of Theodore B. Starr, New York. Copyrighted by Frederick William MacMonnies.) |
Date | published 1911 |
Source | 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Vol. 24, pg. 507, Plate VI |
Author | Unknown photographerUnknown photographer |
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