File:William Harris Empress.png
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[edit]DescriptionWilliam Harris Empress.png |
English: William Harris as the empress in Thomas Duffett's burlesque play The Empress of Morocco, 1673. |
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Source | Scanned by uploader from Montague Summers, The Restoration Theatre, 1934. |
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2005-07-26 20:57 | 425×553× (481903 bytes) | Bishonen | {{PD-art}} |
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