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  • Vizetelly family

    James Henry Vizetelly (died 1838) published Cruikshank’s Comic Almanack and other British annuals. His son Henry Richard (1820–94) was a correspondent (chiefly in Paris) for The Illustrated London News and the founder of two brief competitors. In 1852 he published a best-selling cheap reprint of…

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    James Henry Vizetelly (died 1838) published Cruikshank’s Comic Almanack and other British annuals. His son Henry Richard (1820–94) was a correspondent (chiefly in Paris) for The Illustrated London News and the founder of two brief competitors. In 1852 he published a best-selling cheap reprint of…

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