File:Thomas Robinson 1749-1813 Thomson.jpg

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English: Portrait of Thomas Robinson (1749–1813), English cleric.
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Source https://www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/56981/thomas-robinson-1749-1813-vicar-st-marys-leicester
Author Engraver Thomson, after Joseph Slater
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