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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 354

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e Gorman armies were closing round ParisM. Jules Pelcoq consented to be shut up in the devoted cityfor the jjurpose of supplying the Illu>itr((fd London Newswith sketches. During the hardships of the siege he wasquite imable to obtain fuel to warm his apartment, and wascompelled to retire to… … 3-10 The Pictorial Pre.^.^ : the jirevalenco of wiiicls that woiihl carry them to the pro-vinces unoccupied by the Germans. They were followed byPrussian light cavalry as long as they were in sight, andsome were captured. Afterwards, as the city became moreclosely invested, and the danger…

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