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... including many portraits of Mrs. Crewe (daughter a Lord Crewe), celebrated for her wit and beauty, and for devotion to the Whigs. Reynolds also painted her daughter, an engaging little object in a large calash, with a basket on her arm. Two aplendid examples ...

... attentive* and before coining to Cornwall he himself had been one too. Bat he had an intense dislike of what he called the Whigs with whom he clusided the local Conservatives. He resolved to support Radicals and he threw himself heart and soul into the ...

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