An edition of Salamanca y su provincia (1956)

Salamanca y su provincia.

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Salamanca y su provincia.
Juan Eduardo Cirlot
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Editorial Aries
Language
Spanish
Pages
208

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Subjects
Guidebooks, Description and travel
Places
Salamanca (Spain : Province), Salamanca (Spain)

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Cover of: Salamanca y su provincia.
Salamanca y su provincia.
1956, Editorial Aries
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliography.
Includes index.

Published in
Barcelona
Series
Guías artísticas de España ;, 18
Genre
Guidebooks.

Classifications

Library of Congress
N7111.S13 C5

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Pagination
208 p. :
Number of pages
208

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6227849M
LCCN
57015388
OCLC/WorldCat
11156047

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