Talk:Edward Henry Corbould

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Two samples of this article are copied from a book under copyright

Google Search "of exhibition of the Society of British Artists. In 1837, Mr. Corbould joined the New Society of Painters in Water Colours" Returns

George Collingwood Brownlow Poulter, Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and Natural History - 1935 - 168 pages - Snippet view

Google Search quietly but quite audibly voicing his innermost thoughts ; his ordinary speaking voice was big and resonant, much like the growl of a certain animal at the Zoo

George Collingwood Brownlow Poulter, Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and Natural History - 1935 - 168 pages - Snippet view

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