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The life of little William Robinson, a boy who would not mind his parents [(...)]
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The life of little William Robinson, a boy who would not mind his parents [(...)]

Rynders, Erven H. · 1831 - 1854 · letterpress printing; houtsnede; paper

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Leaf with 12 depictions of William Robinson being left on an uninhabited island. Each image has a caption. Numbered top right: No. 19.

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Credit lineHet leven van den kleinen William Robinson, een jongen, welke by zyne ouders niet wilde oppassen [(...)]. 1831 - 1854. Rynders, Erven H.. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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