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engraving from "The Children of China. Written for the Children of England. By their old friend the author of “The Children of India” [i.e. Annie W. Marston]. With map and illustrations".
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engraving from "The Children of China. Written for the Children of England. By their old friend the author of “The Children of India” [i.e. Annie W. Marston]. With map and illustrations".

1884

CC0 — Public Domain
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