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[edit]Pierce Joseph Taylor (1754-1832) of West Ogwell and of Denbury House, near Ashburton, portrait by John Downman (1750-1824). Published as frontispiece of The Letters of Eliza Pierce 1751-1775, with Letters from her son Pierce Joseph Taylor, a Schoolboy at Eton, edited by Violet M. Macdonald, London, 1927[1]
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