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William Laud (1573-1644), Archbishop of Canterbury. Portrait, "from an original in the council chamber, " which is itself a copy of the portrait by Sir Anthony Van Dyck. Below is an image of Laud's birthplace on the north side of Broad Street, Reading : the sheet is Plate 3 from "The History and Antiquities . . . of the Borough of Reading, " by John Man, 1816

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Remove William Laud (1573-1644), Archbishop of Canterbury. Portrait, "from an original in the council chamber, " which is itself a copy of the portrait by Sir Anthony Van Dyck. Below is an image of Laud's birthplace on the north side of Broad Street, Reading : the sheet is Plate 3 from "The History and Antiquities . . . of the Borough of Reading, " by John Man, 1816 from your current listSave William Laud (1573-1644), Archbishop of Canterbury. Portrait, "from an original in the council chamber, " which is itself a copy of the portrait by Sir Anthony Van Dyck. Below is an image of Laud's birthplace on the north side of Broad Street, Reading : the sheet is Plate 3 from "The History and Antiquities . . . of the Borough of Reading, " by John Man, 1816 to your current list

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