Old English cries: With attractions to the notice of children, in a set of pictures characteristic of the various modes adopted by itinerant traders, to obtain an honest livelihood.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationOld English Cries: With Attractions to the Notice of Children, in a Set of Pictures Characteristic of the Various Modes Adopted by Itinerant Traders, to Obtain an Honest Livelihood.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationOld English Cries: With Attractions to the Notice of Children, in a Set of Pictures Characteristic of the Various Modes Adopted by Itinerant Traders, to Obtain an Honest Livelihood.
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