An edition of The million charms of Empress Shotoku (1966)

The million charms of Empress Shotoku

and other stories; a collection of tales about the preservation of rare books and documents for your amazement, edification, and enjoyment.

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An edition of The million charms of Empress Shotoku (1966)

The million charms of Empress Shotoku

and other stories; a collection of tales about the preservation of rare books and documents for your amazement, edification, and enjoyment.

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Lakeside Press
Language
English
Pages
30

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The million charms of Empress Shotoku: and other stories; a collection of tales about the preservation of rare books and documents for your amazement, edification, and enjoyment.
1966, Lakeside Press
in English

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Library of Congress
Z269 .D58

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30 p.
Number of pages
30

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OL5978434M
LCCN
66005851
OCLC/WorldCat
853557

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