An edition of Trois écrivains berrichons (1945)

Trois écrivains berrichons

George Sand, Louis Boulé, Gabriel Nigond.

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An edition of Trois écrivains berrichons (1945)

Trois écrivains berrichons

George Sand, Louis Boulé, Gabriel Nigond.

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Crépin-Leblond
Language
French
Pages
221

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Louis Boulé (1858-1909), Gabriel Nigond (1878-1937), George Sand (1804-1876)

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Trois écrivains berrichons: George Sand, Louis Boulé, Gabriel Nigond.
1945, Crépin-Leblond
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"Bibliographie": p. 213-221.

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Dewey Decimal Class
840.9
Library of Congress
PQ283 .D4

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221 p.
Number of pages
221

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OL196388M
LCCN
a50001368
OCLC/WorldCat
10049789

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