An edition of An account of a three months' tour from Simla through Bussahir, Kunówar and Spiti, to Lahoul (1882)

An account of a three months' tour from Simla through Bussahir, Kunówar and Spiti, to Lahoul.

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An edition of An account of a three months' tour from Simla through Bussahir, Kunówar and Spiti, to Lahoul (1882)

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Thacker, Spink
Language
English
Pages
83

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Subjects

Description and travel

Places

Himalaya Mountains

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An account of a three months' tour from Simla through Bussahir, Kunówar and Spiti, to Lahoul.
1882, Thacker, Spink
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Calcutta

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DS485.H6 M9

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Pagination
83 p.
Number of pages
83

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OL6994773M
LCCN
08007980
OCLC/WorldCat
4061325

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