An edition of Folhas Caídas (1853)

Folhas caídas

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EDUFRN, Editora da UFRN
Language
Portuguese
Pages
129

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Previews available in: Italian

Subjects

Criticism and interpretation

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João Baptista da Silva Leitão de Almeida Garrett Almeida Garrett Visconde de (1799-1854)

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Cover of: Folhas caídas
Folhas caídas
2008, EDUFRN, Editora da UFRN
in Portuguese
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Cover of: Folhas Caídas.
Folhas Caídas.
1999, Europa-América
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Cover of: Folhas cahidas
Folhas cahidas
1853, Casa da viuva Bertrand e filhos
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Folhas caidas
Publish date unknown, Domingos Barreira
in Portuguese

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Edition Notes

Based on: Fábulas : folhas cahidas. 2nd ed. Lisboa, 1853.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 129).

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Almeida Garrett :

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Library of Congress
PQ9261.A575 F6 2008

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Pagination
129 p.
Number of pages
129

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30672608M
ISBN 13
9788572733670
LCCN
2012319283

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