Null HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743)
Carte genealogique de la Maison de Stua…

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HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743) Carte genealogique de la Maison de Stuart dans la quelle l'on fait observer son origine, ses granches . Engraving . Genealogical tree of the House of Stuart, copperplate engraving, period illuminated, with four coats of arms and explanatory texts. Print measures: 38 x 46,5 cm

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HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743) Carte genealogique de la Maison de Stuart dans la quelle l'on fait observer son origine, ses granches . Engraving . Genealogical tree of the House of Stuart, copperplate engraving, period illuminated, with four coats of arms and explanatory texts. Print measures: 38 x 46,5 cm

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