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    English: Purchased for the Foundling Museum by the National Heritage Memorial Fund with a supporting contribution from the Art Fund, 2005. (Foundling Museum, https://foundlingmuseum.org.uk/object/march-of-the-guards-to-finchley/)
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    Author William Hogarth
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