Underneath this monument are the remains of the two first Earls of Waldegrave, : father and son, both of the name of James, both servants of ... King George the Second, both by him created knights of the most noble Order of the Garter

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  Walpole, Edward, Sir, 1706-1784. Underneath this monument are the remains of the two first Earls of Waldegrave

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  Imprint: [Twickenham : printed at Strawberry Hill, 1764] Notes: Mounted. Bottom half of page is folded. Bibliographic Reference(s): Hazen, A.T. A bibliography of the Strawberry Hill Press, Detached Pieces, 16; ESTC, T198644 View the Huntington Online Catalog record.

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