An edition of The Czar unmasked (1854)

The Czar unmasked

being the secret and confidential communications between the emperor of Russia and the government of England, relative to the Ottoman empire, with an historical sketch of the Russian policy of encroachment.

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An edition of The Czar unmasked (1854)

The Czar unmasked

being the secret and confidential communications between the emperor of Russia and the government of England, relative to the Ottoman empire, with an historical sketch of the Russian policy of encroachment.

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1854

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Smith, Elder & Co.

Language

English

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Published in: London

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class: 947/.073
Library of Congress: DK215 .C96 1854

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Pagination: 76 p. ;
Number of pages: 76

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Open Library: OL1910093M
LCCN: 90115557

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The Czar unmasked

being the secret and confidential communications between the emperor of Russia and the government of England, relative to the Ottoman empire, with an historical sketch of the Russian policy of encroachment.