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Charles, William

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Charles, William, 1776–1820, American cartoonist, etcher, and engraver, b. Edinburgh, Scotland. He probably came to the United States to avoid prosecution for his satirical drawings. He is best known for his cartoons of the War of 1812, in which he mocked the English in the rough, biting style of Gillray. An example of his work is Admiral Cockburn Burning and Plundering Havre-de-Grace (Maryland Historical Society).
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Princes Charles, William and Harry will merely send messages to the event in Chatham, Kent, on Saturday.
INSULT TO OUR HEROES; Fury as top royals snub Armed Forces tributes by The Mirror (London, England)
No doubt, Charles, William and Harry are all good guys, but why should they have so much privilege when so many people in this country are struggling to make a living?
Letter: Your view - Redundant royals by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Byline: by Roz Laws FORGET Charles, William and Harry.
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