An edition of Riflessioni politiche sul cholera morbus epidemico (1988)

Riflessioni politiche sul cholera morbus epidemico

appendice alla Storia degli avvenimenti di Siracusa in Luglio e Agosto 1837

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An edition of Riflessioni politiche sul cholera morbus epidemico (1988)

Riflessioni politiche sul cholera morbus epidemico

appendice alla Storia degli avvenimenti di Siracusa in Luglio e Agosto 1837

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Ediprint
Language
Italian
Pages
91

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Subjects

19th century, Cholera, History, Political aspects of Cholera

Places

Europe

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Riflessioni politiche sul cholera morbus epidemico: appendice alla Storia degli avvenimenti di Siracusa in Luglio e Agosto 1837
1988, Ediprint
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
[Siracusa]
Series
Trentaduesimo verde ;, 3, Riproposte

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
614.5/14/09409034
Library of Congress
RC127 .C48 1988

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Pagination
91 p. ;
Number of pages
91

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2106695M
LCCN
88158150

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