"HOMMAGE NATIONAL": an extensive collection of signatures obtained throughout France by a private committee, in acknowledgment of the assistance rendered by the people of England to the sick and wounded and other sufferers in France during the Franco... 1870-1871

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"HOMMAGE NATIONAL": an extensive collection of signatures obtained throughout France by a private committee, in acknowledgment of the assistance rendered by the people of England to the sick and wounded and other sufferers in France during the Franco... 1870-1871

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