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Victorian fashion in Japanese prints…isn’t this the most curious thing ever?
Some blog entries I found while tagserving that are worth a read:
some prints and links!
October 11, 2007 by 19thcentury
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Well hello, thanks for letting me know. My blog is just kind of a diary for me, to practice my English and to communicate with friends. Your blog looks interesting, I will definitely return. Best, Katie
Thanks for the link! I’m glad the research didn’t go to waste.
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