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Good Words for 1864
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Illustrations: wood engraving
Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Sinclair Hamilton 1965
Norman Macleod (Editor)
Henry Alford (Illustrator)
Robert Barnes (Illustrator)
Jemima Wedderburn Blackburn (Illustrator)
Florence Claxton (Illustrator)
Wellington Colomb (Illustrator)
John W. Ehrenger (Illustrator)
Fritz Eltze (Illustrator)
Arthur Hughes (Illustrator)
Matthew James Lawless (Illustrator)
Richard Principal Leitch (Illustrator)
John MacWhirter (Illustrator)
Sir John Everett Millais (Illustrator)
John Pettie (Illustrator)
George John Pinwell (Illustrator)
Robert Taylor Pritchett (Illustrator)
Thomas Sulman (Illustrator)
Sir John Tenniel (Illustrator)
Joseph Wolf (Illustrator)
Dalziel Brothers (Engraver)
William James Linton (Engraver)
Alexander Strahan & Co. (Publisher)
Joseph Swain (Engraver)
Bradbury & Evans (Printer)
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