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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 307

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is accompanied by an editorial apology dis-claiming all intention of joining the raw-head and bloody-bones school, but in the interests of science commending theportrait to the disciples of Lavater. This is the only instanceof such an engraving being inserted in the paper (with theexception of the… … •=^^ HER MAJESTY AS QUEEN PHILirrA. FROM THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,MAY 14, 1812. The Pictorial Pi-e.ts. 293 The first cngTcaving in No. 3 is a portrait of MehemetAll, whicli is given in connexion with further illustrationsof the Overland Houte to India. But the most importantpicture in this…

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