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  <dc:title>The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice, titled "The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.", appearing as 18 pages total. The front cover depicts a black and white portrait of Harry Clifton at the top of the page in a gold border, surrounded by 10 colourful images in gold borders and two golden palm trees in the centre. Clockwise from Clifton's portrait: Illustration of a white boy on a wooden raft in the sea, with crates and a cat behind him; Illustration of a black man standing with his leg in the air, and a black woman sat down, subtitled 'Friday Discovereth His Parient'; Illustration of a black man on a boat being shot with arrows, subtitled 'Poor Friday Is Wiped Out'; Illustration of a black man sat on a tree branch with a bear in front of him, subtitled 'Friday Larketh With Ye Bear'; Illustration of a white boy sitting in a chair smoking a pipe, wearing bright yellow and red clothing, surrounded by various animals, with a black man sat on the floor playing an instrument, subtitled 'He Enjoyeth His Pype Likewise His Potte'; Illustration of the white man joyously witnessing an explosion of cauldrons and men, subtitled 'He Skyeth The Copper... His Foes' (?); Illustration of a black man running from a long line of tribal people, subtitled 'Friday Flieth From His Foes'; Illustration of upside down legs in the ocean with a boat in the background, subtitled 'And Is Nearly Drowned'; Illustration of the white man leaning over the edge of a ship, subtitled 'He Goeth To Sea Foolish Boy!'; the largest illustration in the centre of the front page depicts the white man on a beach carrying lots of guns and weapons, with a giant footprint in the sand in front of him, subtitled 'He Discovereth A Footprint In Ye Sand'.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>19th August 186?</dc:date>
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