An edition of I monelli (1995)

I monelli

migrazioni stagionali di braccianti dalla conca di Sulmona nello Stato Pontificio nel XIX secolo

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I monelli
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An edition of I monelli (1995)

I monelli

migrazioni stagionali di braccianti dalla conca di Sulmona nello Stato Pontificio nel XIX secolo

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Publisher
Japadre
Language
Italian
Pages
190

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Subjects

History, Emigration and immigration, Migrant labor, Seasonal labor

Places

Papal States, Italy, Sulmona Region (Italy)

Times

19th century
Edition Availability
Cover of: I monelli
I monelli: Migrazioni stagionali di braccianti dalla conca di Sulmona nello Stato Pontificio nel XIX secolo (Collana di studi economici)
1995, Japadre
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Cover of: I monelli
I monelli: migrazioni stagionali di braccianti dalla conca di Sulmona nello Stato Pontificio nel XIX secolo
1995, Japadre
in Italian

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-190).

Published in
L'Aquila
Series
Collana di studi economici ;, 8, Collana di studi economici (L. U. Japadre editore) ;, 8.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD5856.I7 F47 1995

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Pagination
190 p. :
Number of pages
190

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL923485M
ISBN 10
8870063127
LCCN
95221885

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL3179288W

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