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army moved into Eton and attempted to retake the town, occupying the college. Efforts to retake
Windsor were unsuccessful and the royalists eventually fled. In 1812, Porny's charity school was founded by the estate of the late Antoine Pyron du Martré, otherwise Mark Anthony Porny, French master at
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