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Español: [Manuel Thompson, retrato de medio cuerpo con uniforme] [fotografía] Establecimiento fotográfico San Juan de Dios.
Manuel Tomas Thomson Porto Mariño (Valparaíso, Chile; 1839 – Arica, Perú; 27 de febrero de 1880). Marino chileno, actor activo de la guerra del Pacífico. |
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| Author | Establecimiento fotográfico San Juan de Dios 41, Valparaíso | |||
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