An edition of Selective index to Not heaven itself, an autobiography (second edition) by Manfred Nathan (1968)

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Publisher
Public Library
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects

Indexes, Lawyers, Biography

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Manfred Nathan (1875-1945)
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Selective index to Not heaven itself, an autobiography (second edition) by Manfred Nathan
1968, Public Library
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Published in
Johannesburg

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Dewey Decimal Class
340/.0924, B
Library of Congress
LAW, KTL110.N38 A3 1968

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Pagination
36 leaves ;
Number of pages
36

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Open Library
OL4959765M
LCCN
76436249

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