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English: Drawing/wood engraving of a family and attendant animals walking through a dense wood. The book advertises 95 illustrations, but a count shows 105 black and white illustrations (not including this one) along with 12 color ones.

Date

published 1891

Source

Johann David Wyss (translated into English by the family of William Henry Giles Kingston), The Swiss Family Robinson, George Routledge and Sons, Limited, 1891, frontispiece.

Author

Telory and Pegard

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