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  <dc:title>'A Legende of Limehouse'</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Hand-written book of three historical stories by William Stout, with pen-and-ink sketches and watercolours by A. G. Stout. With William Stout's bookplate inside front cover.
Pages i-cxxxxv (Pages 1-145): 'A Legende of Limehouse': anti-socialist and anti-union historical satire, set in Limehouse in 1654. Watercolour sketches of Hackney on page xxxxii (page 42) and St Dunstan's Stepney on page lxxvi (page 76), and pen-and-ink sketch of the deluded socialists being executed on page cxxxxiii (page 143).
Pages 3-44: 'The Old Mast House; or the Pirates of Blackwall': anti-socialist historical satire set in 1761. With many pen-and-ink sketches.
Pages 45-56: 'The Last of the Ghosts: A Christmas Story': illustrated Dickensian parody [of the author Charles Dickens' work].</dc:description>
  <dc:date>c. 1902</dc:date>
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