An edition of L' Orient barbare vu par un voyageur grec (1966)

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Calmann-Lévy
Language
French
Pages
263

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Subjects
Civilization
Places
Middle East

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L' Orient barbare vu par un voyageur grec
1966, Calmann-Lévy
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Illustrated cover.

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Paris
Series
Temps et continents, Temps & continents.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
913.9039014
Library of Congress
DS57 .H414 1966

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Pagination
263 p.
Number of pages
263

ID Numbers

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OL5565377M
LCCN
67070267
OCLC/WorldCat
7028618

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