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the son of Robert Martin and Lucinda "Lucy" Martin (nee Miller)

suspended from an ornate bar suspension

Franco intended to stand as a candidate of the Right Bloc alongside José Antonio Primo de Rivera for the by-election in the province of Cuenca scheduled for 3 May 1936

cartouche missing and sticker residue evident on the reverse)

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