W. Kent & Co's Annual Catalogue, April 1859

"W. Kent & Co's Annual Catalogue, April 1859" by W. Kent and Co. is a historical commercial publication produced during the Victorian era. This catalogue serves as a promotional listing for a variety of illustrated works available for purchase, highlighting new and notable publications from that time. The book primarily focuses on literature, art, and educational materials made accessible to the public. The catalogue contains a diverse array of offerings, including illustrated poetry, biographical sketches, children’s literature, and artistic works. Titles such as "The Merrie Days of England," "The Miller's Daughter" by Alfred Tennyson, and the collections of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm reflect the cultural interests of the period. Additionally, the book features various works on architecture, gardening, and scientific topics, accompanied by illustrations, thereby presenting a comprehensive look at the literary and artistic landscape of the time. Overall, it serves as an important document for understanding the cultural and commercial trends of the mid-19th century. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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