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I believe this entry adheres to Wiki's notability criteria, and have sourced references from independents sources, both national (To Vema & Neos Kosmos) and regional (The Weekly Times) and academic (British Society of Eighteenth Century Studies) which together indicates notability of the subject. (FoleyArtist (talk) 06:40, 20 February 2018 (UTC))Reply
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