File:Dorothy Pentreath.jpg

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English: Engraved portrait of Dorothy Pentreath, otherwise Dolly Pentreath, of Paul near Mousehole, Cornwall (c. 1692-1777)
Date published 1781
Source Antique copper engraving
Author Unknown engraver, after Robert Scaddan
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