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John Herries

(died 1781), Clergyman and writer

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John Herries, by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin - NPG D35713

John Herries

by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin
mezzotint, published 1 March 1776 (1775)
NPG D35713

John Herries, by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin - NPG D35714

John Herries

by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin
mezzotint, published 1 March 1776 (1775)
NPG D35714

John Herries, by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin - NPG D2990

John Herries

by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin
mezzotint, published 1 March 1776 (1775)
NPG D2990

John Herries, by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin - NPG D3702

John Herries

by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin
mezzotint, published 1 March 1776 (1775)
NPG D3702

John Herries, by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin - NPG D3703

John Herries

by Richard Read, published by Henry Bryer, after David Martin
mezzotint, published 1 March 1776 (1775)
NPG D3703

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