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Lightning Sketches for ‘The House That Jack Built’

(Facsimile of the Original Sketches for ”The House that Jack Built”)

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Author(s):Randolph Caldecott
Illustrator(s):Randolph Caldecott
Publisher(s): Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd.
Year Published: 1899
Type: Softcover
Genre: British
Humorous
Nursery Rhymes
Picture Book
Age Range: Ages 0-5: Picture Books
Pages: 31
OCLC: 67733767

Description

Preliminary sketches for the R. Caldecott Picture Book.

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Other Editions

The House that Jack Built (1878)

The well-loved rhyme of what lay in the house that Jack built. Read online at archive.org.

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