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Rotten Row in Hyde Park - the place for the fashionable and upper class 19th century crowd to see and be seen. From “Bird’s-Eye Views of Modern Society in Sixteen Plates taken by Richard Doyle; Reprinted from the Cornhill Magazine.” Dated c1864 with wood engravings by the Dalziel Brothers and published in London.

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