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English: A Tale of Two Cities, Dr Manette conversing with Mr Lorry (II, 14), by Fred Barnard. 1870. Fred Barnard (1846–1896) Alternative names Frederick Barnard Description illustrator, caricaturist and genre painter
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Dr. Manette Appeals for Justice" by Harry Furniss — twenty-ninth illustration for "A Tale of Two Cities" (1910)
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The Shoemaker'. Lucie visits her father, Dr. Manette, who is... News Photo - Getty Images
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English: A Tale of Two Cities, Dr Manette in Defarge's garret after his liberation being met by his daughter Lucie, by Fred Barnard. 1870. Fred Barnard (1846–1896) Alternative names Frederick Barnard
This is that written paper!" — Illustration for "A Tale of Two Cities," Book III, chapter 8 ("A Hand at Cards"), by John McLenan
