File:William Vernon Harcourt, Vanity Fair, 1870-06-04.jpg

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Statesmen No.50: Caricature of Mr William Vernon Harcourt.

Caption reads: "He was considered an able man till he assumed his own name."
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Vanity Fair, 4 June 1870

Author "ATn" Alfred Thompson
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"He was considered an able man till he assumed his own name", caricature by ATn in Vanity Fair, 1870.

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