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William Bromley. J. E. Barre, Representing him engaged in the Grand Match played in the Tennis Court - Lords Cricket Ground, July 3rd, 1849. The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America or will beBROMLEY, William (1769 1842). J. E. Barre, Representing him engaged in the Grand Match played in the Tennis Court Lords Cricket Ground, July 3rd, 1849. Mezzotint engraving. London: J. H. Dark, 1849. 27" x 20" sheet, 39" x 32" framed. An Exceptionally Rare Print of J. Edmond Barre: The Greatest 19th Century Court Tennis Player. The Frenchman, J. Edmond Barre, is considered to be the greatest nineteenth century player of the game of "court tennis." The