File:The Collision on the Thames, Saturday 14 September 1878, The Graphic, Page 4 - Off Beckton—the Scene of the Disaster - Getting up the Bodies.jpg

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The Duke of Teck looking for bodies from the Princess Alice at Beckton. The Powder Magazine Talbot in the background.

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English: Off Beckton—the Scene of the Disaster - Getting up the Bodies, following the w:Princess Alice disaster
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Source The Collision on the Thames, 14 September 1878, The Graphic, Page 4
Author JR Brown

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