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Sir Thomas Pride: Quick Facts

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Born Somerset? • England
Died October 23, 1658 • Surrey • England
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Painting of Oliver Cromwell in black armor with a white sash, standing outdoors as a young attendant in red helps adjust his armor.
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George Monck, detail of an oil painting after S. Cooper, c. 1660; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
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Ludlow; portrait by an unknown artist
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Robert Rich, 2nd Earl of Warwick, engraving
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John Desborough
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Engraved portrait of William I, also known as William the Conqueror, shown wearing a crown and medieval robes, facing forward.
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king of England