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  <dc:title>Ambassadors Homeward Bound</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Two carriages, both containing diplomats, pass each other on the road.  The carriage on the right contains the English ambassador; he wears a blue coat and a round hat and is smiling.  The pair of galloping horses are driven by a rider wearing top boots, mustard-coloured breeches, a short red coat and a black jockeys cap.  He too is smiling.  The coach on the left is marked 'F.R.' and contains a depressed looking French ambassador, wearing a red coat edged with gold and a bicorn hat with a revolutionary cockade.  The horse is walking and is ridden by an equally glum coachman wearing a red coat, cocked hat with a revolutionary cockade and the large 'milk-churn' boats often worn by French riders.  Piled on top of the French carriage are three green bags labelled  'Ultimatum', 'Ultimatum No 30', 'Ultimatum No 50'. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>18 May 1803</dc:date>
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