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British Library digitised image from page 759 of "Las Mujeres Españolas, Americanas y Lusitanas, pintadas por sí mismas ... Obra ... redactada por las más notables escritoras hispano-americano-lusitanas, bajo la direccion de la Señora Doña F. Saez de Melg
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- Virginia Seguí said:
British Library digitised image from page 460 of "Napoli e i luoghi celebri delle sue vicinanze. ([Compiled by order of the Neapolitan ministry of home affairs by] G. B. Ajello, S. Aloe, R. d'Ambra, M. d'Ayala, C. Bonucci, C. Dalbono, F. Puoti, B. Quarunt
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chico945 said:
Notable interments include Benedetto Croce and Gaetano Donizetti.
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chico945 said:
Please rotate image.
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British Library said:
Done, thanks!
British Library digitised image from page 109 of "Sveriges Historia från äldsta tid till våra dagar, etc"
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Tuomas Palonen said:
runeberg.org/svhistfry/19/0094.html The queen of Sweden, Ulrika Eleonora died in 1741. This link leads to a story that tells of Ulrikas ghost being seen soon after her death in the room depicted here.
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Tuomas Palonen said:
Wikipedia: "Ulrika Eleonora avled av smittkoppor i Stockholm den 24 november 1741. Det förekom rykten om förgiftning efter hennes död. Dessa vederlades dock under hennes lit-de-parade i audienssalen rundeln i Kungshuset, eftersom fläckarna efter sjukdomen tydligt kunde ses av besökarna." English translation by Google Translate: "Ulrika Eleonora died of chickenpox in Stockholm on November 24, 1741. There was rumor of poisoning after her death. However, these were compensated during her lit-de-parade in the auditorium roundabout at Kungshuset, as the spots after the disease could clearly be seen by the visitors."