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English: The arrival of the Great Carrack 'Madre de Dios' at Dartmouth Harbour, 18th Sept 1592
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Source http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/english-school,-19th-century-the-arrival-of-the-g-1-c-38528b7980
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