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Brontë, Patrick Branwell (1847) Ink drawing at the bottom of a letter to ? entitled 'Pobre'. Branwell explains that, The best epitaph ever written was found carved on a cross in Spain over a murdered traveller and means 'Poor fellow'. [Image]
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Brontë, Patrick Branwell (1842) Ink drawing of a gravestone with a carving of a scull and crossbones and the epitaph 'Resurgam' (foreground) with scattered gravestones set within a wild moonlit moorland. [Image]
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Brontë, Patrick Branwell (1848) Pen and ink illustration on a loose piece of paper. The image features a man wearing glasses with his head in a noose. The caption reads Patrick Reid turned off without his cap, 1848. [Image]
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Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn Autograph fair copy, for the printer, of Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell's novel Sylvia's Lovers (slightly incomplete). [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

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Ransome, Arthur (1927) Boat under sail, a Gatt cutter yacht. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1927) Bomb-damaged building. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1917) Demonstration in street. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1917) Demonstration in street. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1917) Demonstration in street. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1927) Quayside scene with boats. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1917) Soldiers in street. [Image]
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Ransome, Arthur (1927) Walkway by quay, passing multi-roofed structure composed of multiple pyramids. [Image]
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