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Amusing, interesting, and curious: the paper peepshow in England, 1825-1851Yu, 2020
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This thesis investigates the origin and evolution of the paper peepshow in nineteenth- century England. It focuses on the second quarter of the nineteenth century, from 1825, when the first known English paper peepshow was published, to 1851, when the popularity …
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