Edward William Cook (page 4)

Edward Jenner, English physician, 1800 Unknown

Sir Edmund William Gosse, 1892 English Photographer

Edward Kelly English School

Edward Kelley Anonymous

Around Cook Street Gate, Coventry, c.1900 Edith Elsegood Burrows

Edwin Joseph Wright of Derby

Eve Listening to the Voice, detail Stuart Cox

The Emperor Penguin Rookery, Cape Crozier Edward Adrian Wilson

Attempted Escape of Cook and Coppic Anonymous

Mrs William Marshall Cazalet and two of her children, Edward and Victor, 1900 John Singer Sargent

The Prince of Wales with the Welsh scouts Anonymous

River Landscape with Rustics and Horses, c1860 Edward Charles Williams

Detail from William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland and his younger brother Lord Edward, 1767-68 George Stubbs

The Prince of Wales with George V, at a gas school during the First World War Anonymous

Engraving Of Captain James Cook Anonymous

Mill on Wimbledon Common George Cooke

Sir Edward Grey, British politician Barnett

H.O. Wills caricature George Harold Cooke

Edward VII English School

King Edward VII W&D Downey

William Edward Forster, 19th century British industrialist and Liberal Party statesman Russell & Sons

Louis Zborowski passing Humphrey Cook's Ballot by skidding above him Anonymous

Detail from William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland and his younger brother Lord Edward, 1767-68 George Stubbs

Edward VII as a child 1899 Staff

Captain James Cook, 18th century British naval officer and explorer McFarlane and Erskine

Sir Edward Burne-Jones & William Morris Frederick Hollyer

Elie Williams, 1789 Charles Willson Peale

Edward Atkinson Hornel Bessie MacNicol

Captain James Cook, 18th century British navigator and explorer Anonymous

Edward Richard Henry Anonymous

William Hetton Cooke with his Wife and Children at Worleston Rookery, Chester John E. Ferneley

Portrait of William Cookson, early 18th century English School

King Edward VII Walter Merrett

King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom Anonymous

Hernan Cortes Engraving John William Cook

Edwardian dining room Anonymous