Tony the Tramp; Or, Right is Might

A new edition, five by seven inches, from new plates, with new illustrations. Bound in cloth, and stamped in colors on the front cover in several designs.

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[Frontispiece: “Tony the Tramp, now the Hon. Anthony Middleton of Middleton Hall.”]