An edition of The escalade (1974)

The escalade

how Geneva was miraculously saved from invasion during the night of December 11th-12th, 1602

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An edition of The escalade (1974)

The escalade

how Geneva was miraculously saved from invasion during the night of December 11th-12th, 1602

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[11, bd. Jacques-Dalcroze,] Compagnie de 1602, [Jean Wüest]
Language
English
Pages
16

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Subjects
History
Places
Geneva (Switzerland)
Times
Siege, 1602

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The escalade: how Geneva was miraculously saved from invasion during the night of December 11th-12th, 1602
1974, [11, bd. Jacques-Dalcroze,] Compagnie de 1602, [Jean Wüest]
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Bibliography: p. 15.
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Geneva

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Dewey Decimal Class
949.4/5
Library of Congress
DQ449.5 .W813

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16 p. :
Number of pages
16

ID Numbers

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OL4956921M
LCCN
76398075

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