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Mills, Machines and Marches: How did Kirklees change during the Industrial Revolution?
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A black and white 19th-century portrait drawing of a man seated and facing slightly to the left. He has wavy hair and sideburns, and is dressed formally in a dark double-breasted coat with a high collar, a white cravat tied around his neck, and a waistcoat. His right hand rests on his lap, while his left arm is supported by the chair. The background is plain and fades out softly around the edges. Add to board
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Richard Oastler

Drawing of Richard Oastler, date unknown

Image credit: Kirklees Image Archive

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