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also showing figures and horse drawn vehicles
000 taels was to be paid to all those who had suffered from Chinese barbarities
He became the first Chairman of Rolls-Royce Limited when it was formed in 1906 and served in that capacity for many years
is wearing the laurel wreath of the victorious emperor on his head
driving along the promenade at Nice at 75
'Coggia's comet..' Size:Standard: 6 x 4in also showing figures and horseCoggia's comet. (As seen on June 10th and July 9th, 1874)'. Illustration from The story of the heavens, by Robert Stawell Ball (London, 1913). Print of an original drawing by Lopold Trouvelot of Harvard College Observatory. The comet was first detected by M. Coggia in 1874. Original: lithograph. 1913
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