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English: This illustration accompanied each installment of The Poison of Polygamy, a novel written in Classical Chinese and published in serial form in the Chinese Times newspaper in Melbourne, Australia, in 1909-1910. It shows a boy in a sailor suit holding up a mirror to Chinese characters that read "Society"
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Source https://trove.nla.gov.au/
Author Anonymous illustrator, 1909

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Illustration from the Chinese Times, Melbourne, 1909-10, that accompanied the serialised novel The Poison of Polygamy

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