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An address "To the fair ladies of Great Britain, " by Sir John Dinely, an eccentric Poor Knight of Windsor, setting out the conditions under which he would marry, 1799. There is a representation of Sir John, looking decidedly stout and middle-aged, in the middle of the text: postcard by Berkshire Record Office, photographically reduced from a broadside

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