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The doll book (1908)

Starr, Laura B · New York, The Outing publishing company · leaf 51

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aximilian could buy. In Child Life in Colonial Days, Alice MorseEarle writes of various sorts of dolls that gladdenedthe hearts of Colonial children. She says: Thebest dolls in England were originally sold atBartholomew Fair and were known as Bartholo-mew Babies. In Poor Robins Almanack, 1695, is a… … Dolls in Deerfield Memorial Hall. The child has gone, but herdolls remnants remain HISTORIC DOLLS AND OTHERS some little miss of Bradford or Brewster birth,brought across seas a Bartholomew baby and wascomforted by it. In the collection at Deerfield Memorial Hall isa doll so beaten and battered…

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