Isn't It Great for Folks in a Hurry..., 1808-1879
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The Latest News, 1808-1879
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Paris with the Flu, 1808-1879
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Virgin of the Human Blood . . ., 1832 - 1874
Alfred Henri Darjou
Pierre Jules Baroche, 1808-1879
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Eustache Isidore Buvignier, 1808-1879
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Ath. L. Charles Coquerel, 1808-1879
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M. Babinet Alerted by His Maid to the Passage of the Comet, 1808-1879
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French Theater, Reduced by the Scarcity of Reigning Tragediennes, to Playing to a Dummy, 1808-1879
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"They turned down this of mine...the ignoramuses!!...", 1808-1879
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"Take a good look at how they have stuck away my frame!", 1808-1879
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The Last Height of Soulouque, 1808-1879
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Apple Trees in Auvers, 1817 - 1878
Charles-François Daubigny
"Let's see...open your mouth!...", 1808-1879
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"Ah! my good man, you have caused me to pass a very agreeable evening, you have reminded me of Talma.", 1808-1879
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Politics at the Café, 1808-1879
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Illustrations of the "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", 1822 - 1888
Felix Octavius Carr Darley
The Napoleonic Newspapers Leaving the National Assembly, 1808-1879
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Boulayé (de la Meurthe), 1808-1879
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Jean-Louis Greppo, 1808-1879
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