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Men of the Day No.0496: Caricature of Gen Sir James Charlemagne Dormer KCB.

Caption reads: "Madras"
Date
Source

Vanity Fair, 24 January 1891

Author Rees, Mary Catherine (1867-1943), née Dormer, wife of Sir John David Rees, 1st Baronet (under the pseudonym "BINT") Lithographed by Vincent Brooks Day and Son
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"Madras", caricature by BINT in Vanity Fair, 1891.

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