Shadow Plays: Virtual Realities in an Analog World

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Periodicals cited (in alphabetical order, from British Newspapers Archive, Brown Digital Repository, Newspapers.com, and other online sources):

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  • Daily Evening Express: December 3, 1863.
  • Derby Mercury: December 19, 1860.
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  • Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette: May 16, 1807.
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  • Leeds Mercury: July 4, 1807.
  • London Review: August, 25 1860.
  • London Times: 8 June, 1860.
  • New York Times: May 3, 1864.
  • Nottingham Daily Express: July 4, 1861.
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  • Oxford University and City Herald: June 6, 1807.
  • Philadelphia Inquirer: February 27, 1863.
  • Pittsburgh Daily Post: January 7, 1864.
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  • Stamford Mercury: March 20, 1807.
 

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