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- Berlin - Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles. 27 March 1902
- 1902
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- Washington - The Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Henry Herberg. 15 Jan. 1903
- 1903
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- One of a set; VANITY FAIR, Ambassadors to England: The Belgian Minister, Count Charles De La Laing, 21 July 1904
- 1904
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- Diplomacy - The Rt. Hon. Sir Nicholas O'Conor. 1 May 1907
- 1907
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- Tokio - Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald. 10 Oct. 1901
- 1901
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- Washington Post - The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. 12 May 1904
- 1904
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- One of a set; VANITY FAIR, Ambassadors to England: Japan, The Viscount Tadasu Hayashi, 24 April 1902 (with biography)
- 1902
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- "The Queen's Memorial". Thomas Brock 21 September 1905 (with biography). Vanity Fair
- 1905
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- Below the Mark, Mark Twain
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'Peter', Sir Peter Carlaw Walker, June 8, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'J.O.S.', Sir John Omerod Scarlett Thursby, August 28, 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Wagerers; 'No Limit', Mr. D. M. Gant, September 5, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'The Match-Book', Mr. Edward Weatherby, October 17, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'Knight of Kerry', Sir Maurice FitzGerald, August 8, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'Shamrock', Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton, September 19, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'Tiggy', Sir Richard Bulkeley, August 7, 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'head of the greatest publishing home in Christendom'. Smith. 8 December 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair - Chancellors of Exchequer. 'In the winning Crew'. Mr. R. McKenna, M.P
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Silas Hocking', Mr. Silas Kitto Hocking, November 14, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Plausible', Swinfen Eady, February 13, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Rufus', Rufus Daniel Isaacs, February 18, 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Steady-going', Matthew Ingle Joyce, January 23, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'The Solicitor General', Sir W. S. Robson, January 25, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'A Son of his Father', The Hon. Charles Russell, April 10, 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'The President of the Law Society', Mr. Thomas Rawle, July 6, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'A Radical Lawyer', Mr. John Walton, March 6, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Worship Street', H.C. Biron, March 27, 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Burton'. Lord Burton. 25 November 1908
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Kensington'. Bishop of Kensington, Rev. Frederick Edward Ridgeway. 26 February 1903
- 1903
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'A Modern Savonarolo'. Father Bernard Vaughan. 30 January 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'A Most Select Preacher'. Rev Charles Stubbs, Lord Bishop of Truro. 6 February 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'He was born a Serene Highness but he has lived it Down', Price Louis of Battenbury, February 16, 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Bobby'. Robert Abel. 5 June 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'The Chaplain'. Archdeacon Wilberforce. One of a set
- 1909
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Prelate of the Garter'. Randall Thomas Davidson, Bishop of Winchester. 19 December 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Reggie'. Reginald Herbert Spooner. 18 June 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Forty-six centuries in eleven years'. J.T. Tyldesley. 8 August 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Father'. Mr. C.M. Wells. 10 July 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Collieries'. Lord Joicey. 19 December 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'The Furnace Line'. Sir Christopher Furness. 21 October 1908
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'He has engineered nothing better than his own fortunes'. Sir John Wolfe-Barry. 26 January 1905
- 1905
![Leslie Matthew 'Spy' Ward Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Public Prosecutions', Earl of Desart [his style then being Sir Hamilton John Agmondesham Cuffe], January 16, 1902](https://media.collections.yale.edu/thumbnail/ycba/b5f0c9b3-868b-4384-80b8-32a0ad4239ac)
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Public Prosecutions', Earl of Desart [his style then being Sir Hamilton John Agmondesham Cuffe], January 16, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair - Automobile Devotees. 'Steam'. Mr. Frederick Abernethy Coleman. 6 November 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Good Form', John Eldon Bankes, March 29, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Bankers and Financiers. 'Egypt'. The Earl of Cromer. 2 January 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair - Bankers and Financiers. 'Free Trade and Finance'. Mr. Felix Schuster. 28 June 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Bankers and Financiers. Mr. Samuel Hope Morley. 1 April 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Theatre; 'Hereditary Actor', Mr. Henry Kemble, April 24, 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'So Voluble an Advocate should become a Successful Parliamentarian', Lord Robert Cecil, February 22, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Turf Devotees; 'He Patronizes Literature and the Turf but does not Waste his Money', Lord Howard de Walden, May 17, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Businessmen and Empire Builders; 'He has Engineered nothing Better than his Own Fortune', Sir John Wolfe-Barry, January 26, 1905 (B197914.109)
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Politicians; 'The Colonies', Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, March 7, 1901 (B197914.641)
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Politicians; 'A Successful First Speech: Moab is my Washpot', Mr. F. E. Smith, January 16, 1907 (B197914.957)
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'A Century Maker'. K.L. Hustings. 14 August 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'orthodoxy'. Sir William Broadbent. 30 October 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; '1st Life Guards', Colonel Calley, October 3, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'An Admiral of the Fleet', The Earl of Clanwilliam, January 22, 1903
- 1903
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- Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'Electricity'. Sir David L. Salomons
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'Chemistry'. Sir William Ramsay. 2 December 1908
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. Dr. Robert Henry Scanes Spicer. 20 March 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'A Military Secretary', Colonel Douglas Frederick Rawdon Dawson, January 1, 1903
- 1903
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'The Kaid', General Sir Harry Aubrey De MacLean, February 25, 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'The Master of the Heythrop'. Mr. Albert Brassey. 15 March 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'a hard rider'. Mr. Athur James. 26 May 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Keeper of the Crown Jewels', General Sir Hugh Henry Gough, February 15, 1906
- 1906
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Our Army Critic.' Mr. Arthur Hamilton Lee. 23 January 1907
- 1907
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Toby M.P.' Mr. H.W. Lucy. 31 August 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians Vanity Fair. 'the Conservative Party'. Mr. Richard William Evelyn Middleton. 18 April 1901
- 1901
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Wit and Wisdom'. Mr. A.C. Plowden. 16 December 1908
- 1908
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Good Works'. The Earl of Plymouth. 5 April 1906
- 1906
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Montgomery District'. Mr. J.D. Rees. 20 February 1907
- 1907
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The Nobleman in the Garden'. Lord Redesdale. 16 June 1904
- 1904
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Admiralty'. The Rt. Hon. Edmund Robertson. 12 June 1907
- 1907
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Peking'. Sir Ernest Satow. 23 April 1903
- 1903
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Extinction, Distinction - which will it be? Something of both at present , say the spiteful.' Major John Edward Bernard Seely. 23 February 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Admirality' The Earl of Selborne. 3 October 1901
- 1901
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Shuttleworth'. The Rt. Hon. Lord Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe. 18 August 1904
- 1904
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'A Successful First Speech. Moab is my Washpot.' Mr. F.E. Smith. 16 January 1907
- 1907
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'A Cynical Radical'. Lord Weardale. 25 July 1906
- 1906
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'A Sticker'. Earl Winterton. 16 September 1908
- 1908
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- Polo Players - Vanity Fair. 'Buck'. Mr. Walter S. Buckmaster. 4 September 1907
- 1907
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- Prime Ministers - Vanity Fair. 'A gentle shepherd who would lead his flock into the protectionist fold'. Mr. Andrew Bonar Law'. 2 March 1905
- 1905
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- Railway Officials - Vanity Fair. 'The Canadian Pacific'. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. 26 August 1908
- 1908
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- Vanity Fair: Railway Officials; 'G.W.R.', Sir Joseph Loftus Wilkinson, November 20, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair: Sports, Miscellaneous: Fencing; 'He insists that his Pen is Mightier than his Sword', Mr. Egerton Castle
- ca. 1905
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- Vanity Fair: Teachers and Headmasters; 'The Vice-Provost', Francis Warre-Cornish, September 26, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'A erudite Dean'.Dr. J. Armitage Robibson. Dean of Westminster. 14 December 1905
- 1905
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Tolerance'. Rev. Edgar Jacob, Bishop of St. Albans. 26 September 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Rochester' Edward Stuart Talbot. 21 April 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'Aberdeenshire', John Campbell Gordon, Earl of Aberdeen, February 6, 1902
- 1902
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- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'The Sinner'. Lord Southampton. 6 March 1907
- 1907
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; '6th Division', General Kelly-Kenny, August 29, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Naval Ordnance', Captain Jellicoe
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Rowdy', Major General Sir R.B. Lane, March 22, 1906
- 1906
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- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; '4th Division', General the Hon. Neville Gerald Lyttelton, September 5, 1901
- 1901
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- Vanity Fair: Musicians; 'Westminster Bridge', Sir Frederick Bridge, April 14, 1904
- 1904
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- Vanity Fair: Policemen; 'Fingerprints', Edward Richard Henry, October 5, 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Chairman of Committees in the Lords.' The Earl of Onslow. 20 April 1905
- 1905
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- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'To abandon Conservative ideals is to destroy the Empire.' Sir John Dickson Poynder. 22 June 1905
- 1905