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: Sir Robert Shore Milnes, Lieutenant Governor of Lower Canada


Sir Robert Shore Milnes, Lieutenant Governor of Lower Canada

Sir Robert Shore Milnes (1754-1837), 1st Baronet, Lieutenant Governor of Lower Canada 1799-1805, portrait by George Romney

Picture No
13788393
Media ID
48483978
Size
3731px x 4737px (9.6MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Reproduction of painting in The Connoisseur magazine, 1910
Date
circa 1800

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