File:Jeremy Bentham The Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette 1829.jpg
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English: Portrait drawing of Jeremy Bentham from the frontispiece of The Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette new series volume 1 (July-December 1829), edited by John Neal (1792-1876). Engraving by George Washington Appleton (1805–1831) based on a drawing by Robert Matthew Sully (1803–1855). |
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| Source | Frontispiece of The Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette new series volume 1 (July-December 1829) |
| Author | Engraving by George Washington Appleton (1805–1831) of a drawing by Robert Matthew Sully (1803–1855) |
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