An edition of Barcelona 1714 (2014)

Barcelona 1714

testimonis dúna ciutat assetjada

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Barcelona 1714
Xavier González Toran
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An edition of Barcelona 1714 (2014)

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Publisher
Angle Editorial
Language
Catalan
Pages
189

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Subjects
Sources, History
Places
Barcelona (Spain), Catalonia (Spain)
Times
Siege, 1713-1714, 18th century

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Barcelona 1714: testimonis dúna ciutat assetjada
2014, Angle Editorial
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Texts in Catalan and Spanish.

Published in
Barcelona
Series
El fil d'Ariadna -- 72

Classifications

Library of Congress
DP402.B29 B36 2014

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Pagination
189 pages
Number of pages
189

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31164809M
ISBN 13
9788415695745
LCCN
2014396950
OCLC/WorldCat
883296632

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