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English: Mount Morris, near Hythe, engraved by Johannes Kip, after Thomas Badeslade, 1719. The Seat of Morris Drake Morris Esq., engraved by Johannes Kip after Thomas Badeslade, published by D. Midwinter London, 1719, in "The History of Kent" by John Harris.
A copper engraved bird's eye view of Mount Morris, Monks Horton near Hythe, Kent by Johanne Kip (1653 -1722), 16" x 13". |
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engraved by Johannes Kip, after Thomas Badeslade |
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