An edition of General history of civilization in Europe (1887)

General history of civilization in Europe

from the fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution

9th American, from the 2nd English ed., with occasional notes, by C.S. Henry.

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General history of civilization in Europe
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An edition of General history of civilization in Europe (1887)

General history of civilization in Europe

from the fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution

9th American, from the 2nd English ed., with occasional notes, by C.S. Henry.

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Appleton and Company
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316

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General history of civilization in Europe: from the fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution
1887, Appleton and Company
in English - 9th American, from the 2nd English ed., with occasional notes, by C.S. Henry.
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Rare Book copy: From the library of Oberlin College, with its bookplate.

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1 p.l., [5]-316 p.
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316

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OL44638695M
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