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De napoleontische oorlogen (recto). Lijst van onderwerpen die 'het talent van de Britse kunstenaars waardig zijn' (verso)
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Depuis Qu'on A Joue La Fameuse Comedie Morale Intitulee La Bourse
(actualites, Pl. 330) ; Ca Baisse Toujours !... (les Faiseurs
D'affaires, Pl. 3).1856.")
