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1898 Letter from Amelia Robinson to 5th Countess of Harewood
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Destruction on St. Vincent Caused by Hurricane in 1898
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1901 Census Record for Harewood House
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Bertie Robinson returning to St. Vincent in 1906
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Extract from a letter written by Lady Wenlock
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Extract from a Letter by 5th Countess of Harewood to her children, 1893
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Extract from 5th Earl of Harewood’s Diary 1922
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Studio Photograph of Bertie by the Jubilee Photo Co, Late 19th Century
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Studio Portrait of the 5th Earl of Harewood
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Map of Central America, c 1764 with St. Vincent highlighted
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The 5th Countess of Harewood with her Children
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1911 Census of England and Wales for Upper Belgrave Street, London
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Photograph of Bertie Robinson, Footman at Harewood House 1893 - 1922
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Studio Portrait Photograph of Bertie Robinson
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Extract from the 5th Earl of Harewood’s Diary 1921
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Extract from 5th Earl of Harewood’s Diary 1922
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Map of St. Vincent, 1828
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Transcriptions of Letters from Amelia Robinson
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Transcript of Extracts from 5th Earl of Harewood's Diary
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External Site Links
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Harewood House digital guide to Bertie Robinson
Harewood House digital guide to St. Vincent
Harewood House 5th Countess Photographic album of West Indies tour, 1906
Harewood House 2021 Open History programme
The Independent: Why early 20th Black British history is important
The National Archives | Black British social and political history in 20th Century
BBC Bitesize: African people living in Medieval and Tudor England