File:Війна з вікінгами.jpg

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File:Війна з вікінгами.jpg

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James Ward (1851-1924) see irishartsreview.com/irisartsreviyear/pdf/1999/20493055.pdf.bannered.pdf
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Українська: Ірландці збираються на війну з вікінгами. Картина невідомого художника ХХ ст.
English: Brian Boru addressing his Army before the Battle of Clotarf 1014 AD. Dublin, Ireland, City Hall 124x248cm approx.
Source/Photographer http://houseofbrianboru.blogspot.com/p/brian-boru.html

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