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Mr. L. Charles (...) has brought, to be shown during this fair, the Invisible Girl, a Physical Experiment
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Handbill advertising a performance with the 'Invisible Girl', by Mr. L. Charles, at the fair in Amsterdam, 1809. The recto contains text in Dutch, the verso in French. Subject categories within the Atlas Customs and Manners: Public Festivals; Fair; Handbills; Programmes.
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Credit lineDe Heer L. Charles (...) heeft mede gebragt, om gedurende deze Kermis te laten zien, het Onzichtbaar Meisje, Natuurkundige Experientie. 1809. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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