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Charles Dickens in 1867

December 9, 2010 by Ben Edwards 

Click to enlarge. Author Charles Dickens photographed in New York City in 1867 at the studio of Jeremiah Gurney and Son. From the collection of Ben Edwards. All rights reserved.

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