File:JACKSON(1817) p198 MUFTI.jpg

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Date

1817

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British Library HMNTS 10095.bbb.18.

Source/Photographer

Image extracted from page 198 of Algiers; being a complete picture of the Barbary States ... and containing ... A narrative of the various attacks upon Algiers by the European States, by JACKSON, George Anson. Original held and digitised by the British Library. Copied from Flickr.

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