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Artist unknown :[At home, a young man and his family entertain a genial gentleman. Between 1750 and 1800]
Punch :The needlewoman at home and abroad. [London, 1850]
Artist unknown :Morning Prayer, a steel engraving of a Victorian breakfast room in England by an unidentified artist
Artist unknown :[A wife is left destitute with a baby and sick children. Between 1750 and 1800]
Artist unknown :[A young man is disgraced for his part in a robbery and leaves his family destitute. Between 1750 and 1800]
Inward family correspondence - Douglas Maclean (son)
Punch :Here and there; or, emigration a remedy. London, 8 July 1848.
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