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Sir David Wilkie, R.A .c.1815-20.Chalk on paper.27.3 x 21.3 cm.Source : tate.org.uk.Art by John Jack

oldpaintings:The Jackdaw, c.1900 by Joseph Crawhall (English, 1861–1913)

oldpaintings:The Jackdaw, c.1900 by Joseph Crawhall (English, 1861–1913)

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Strait is the Gate. André Gide. English translation by Dorothy Bussy. Dust jacket design by Dame Lau

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ctkcave:.March 2016The official English version of COFFIN JACKSON is now here. [Link] Japanese (comi

Speak English or Die……...Stormtroopers of Death There is nothing wrong with some of th

Sunshine scramble (spinach, bacon, onions, jack cheese) and English muffin #fathersday breakfast at

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Statuette of Neptune by John Baptist Jackson after Giovanni da Bologna English, c. 1738chiaroscuro w

Jack Simcock (1929 - 2012) - Cottages by a Track. 1974. Oil on board.

A “colonial” Union Jack, used from about 1701-1707 (replaced with a red ensign), for use on ships co

Spring Reverie by Jacky Parker Floral Art on Flickr.

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C'era una volta il West (Once Upon a Time in the West)1968. Spaghetti WesternBy Sergio LeoneStarring

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SPRING HEELED JACK -The Terror of London-

A “colonial” Union Jack, used from about 1701-1707 (replaced with a red ensign), for use

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