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My Honey's ABC (p. 1)

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Relief prints;
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Image Cloth Book22 X 15 Cm.Scanned From Original Book At 400 600 Dpi In Tiff Format Using A Scan Maker 6800, Resized And Enhanced Using Adobe Photoshop, And Imported As Jpeg2000 Using Contentdm'S Software Jpeg2000 Extension. 200810] Unnumbered P.: Illustrated
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Alphabet
  3. Caricatures And Cartoons
  4. English Language
  5. Juvenile Literature

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