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Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm from an 1855 painting by Elisabeth Jerichau-Baumann. Jacob is on the right | Jacob GrimmAuthor of The Complete Grimm's Fairy TalesAlso known as: J. Grimm, Jakob Grimm, Jacob Grimm, Jakoc Grimm, J.L.C. Grimm, Jacob W. Grimm ... (see complete list), Jacob C. Grimm, Jakob L.K. Grimm, Jacob L. K. Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Grimm, Sakob Ludwig Karl Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Karl Grimm, Carl Jacob Ludwig Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Carl Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm, Grimm Jacob Ludwig Carl, Jakob Ludwig Karl Grimm, collected by Jacob Grimm
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Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm born in 1785, is the older of two brothers known as Brothers Grimm, Wilhelm Karl Grimm is the other. Each author published books separately and these names should not be combined with each other nor with a combined name such as Brothers Grimm or Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. Thanks. Individual books can be combined by ISBN if there is one. -- The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales is not at all equivalent to selections and editions intended for children.
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