An edition of The idea of Robinson Crusoe (1930)

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The Góngora Press
Language
English

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Subjects
Arabs, Comparative Literature, Islamic Philosophy, Themes, motives, Arab Philosophy
People
Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Malik Ibu Tufayl (d. 1185 or 6)
Places
Spain

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The idea of Robinson Crusoe
1930, The Góngora Press
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1930, The Go ngora Press
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Bibliography: v. 1, p. 367-379

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Library of Congress
B753.I53 R65

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v.

ID Numbers

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OL14523321M
LCCN
30016130
OCLC/WorldCat
3281078

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