Banbury chap books and nursery toy book literature [of the XVIII and early XIX centuries] (1890)
Pearson, Edwin · London : A. Reader · leaf 39
er, called Rushers Types.Rusher, printer of this town, had some ingenuity and originality of his own, and was notsuch a plagiarist and imitator as some of his contemporaries. Many of the tales he cleverlyadapted to the locality, which have become very valuable. His edition of the Rasselas rea-lized… … [Zf(?;-/) JoIiJi Beziick,] Rushers LilliputianLibrary^ Banbury, circa. 1810. At Rushers famd Warchous!Books, Pictures and To\-sAre selling to please allThe good girls and bo}-s. For youth of all agesTheres plenty in store,Amusement, instruction,For rich and the poor.
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