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and fought at Naseby and Newbury where he was wounded

a white neck-cloth and over these

People stroll in the gardens or ride in boats along the canal

Left to Right Graham Stark

Portrait of Thomas Young (1773-1829) Hackney Brook and fought at Naseby andA half length seated portrait of a greying Thomas Young, wearing a black coat and high white stock. The sitter holds spectacles or a magnifying glass in his right hand and wears spectacles hanging from a black ribbon. The background is a red cloth or draped hanging. Thomas Young was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1794. Original: oil on canvas, 920x715mm. ca. 1822

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