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Understanding 9/11Old London street cries and the cries of to-day, with heaps of quaint cuts including hand-coloured frontispiece:
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Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
"Ten of the illustrations, by...Thomas Rowlandson, are copied in facsimile from a scarce set...published in 1820." cf. p. 117
"The "Cries' have been sufficiently well received in bolder form at a guinea, to induce the publication of this additionally illustrated extension at the...price of a shilling."--Introd., p. [1]
"Ten of the illustrations, by...Thomas Rowlandson, are copied in facsimile from a scarce set...published in 1820." cf. p. 117
"The "Cries' have been sufficiently well received in bolder form at a guinea, to induce the publication of this additionally illustrated extension at the...price of a shilling."--Introd., p. [1]
Notes
"Ten of the illustrations, by ... Thomas Rowlandson, are copied in facsimile from a scarce set ... published in 1820, entitled 'Characteristic sketches of the lower orders, ' ..."--P. 117.
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October 6, 2015
Subject: Another bad scan
Subject: Another bad scan
This is a black and white scan. Not very well done. Illustrations are barely visible, if at all.
