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Image of PERSONALITIES. - Marlborough, John Churchill 1st Duke Of, 26.5.1650 - 16.6.1722, British General And Politician, Coat Of Arms, Quarterings Crest And Supporters, Steel Engraving, Published In London, March 1818, Full
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Coat of arms of John Churchill (1650-1722), 1st Duke of Marlborough (E 1702), as Prince of Midelheim. | Coat of arms, Heraldry, Arms
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Marlborough, John Churchill 1st Duke of, 26.5.1650 - 16.6.1722, British general and politician, coat of
Why does Marlboro have the British Royal sign on it? - Quora
Coat of arms of George Spencer-Churchill (1766–1840), Marquess of Blandford, later 5th Duke of Marlborough ( E 1702), Prince of the Holy Roman Empire.
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George Spencer, 4th Duke of Marlborough, 26.1.1739 - 29.1.1817, British nobleman and politician, his coat of arms according to the Royal Patent granted in 1817, steel engraving, 1820, - TopFoto
