An edition of Det frugtbare land (2004)

Det frugtbare land

Lolland-Falster skildret i grafiske billeder og landkort før 1900 : en registrant og lystvandring

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Det frugtbare land
Jørgen Lind
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An edition of Det frugtbare land (2004)

Det frugtbare land

Lolland-Falster skildret i grafiske billeder og landkort før 1900 : en registrant og lystvandring

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Forlaget J. Lind
Language
Danish
Pages
255

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Subjects
Pictorial works, Maps
Places
Lolland (Denmark), Falster (Denmark)

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Det frugtbare land: Lolland-Falster skildret i grafiske billeder og landkort før 1900 : en registrant og lystvandring
2004, Forlaget J. Lind
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-247) and index.

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Library of Congress
DL271.L2 L56 2004

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255 p.
Number of pages
255

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31724631M
ISBN 10
8798987704
LCCN
2006421121

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