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العنوان Memoirs of an Arabian princess Memoiren einer arabischen Prinzessin. English
الموضوع
Social life and customs Social life and customs Moeurs et coutumes Moeurs et coutumes DT449.Z2 R84 1907 967.81 R921mX
الوصف translated by Lionel Strachey., Main Heritage Shelves General, DT449.Z2 R84 1907, Book, Item-ID: i22873156, BIB-ID: 1511041
الناشر Doubleday Page
مساهم Ruete Emilie 1844-1924 Strachey Lionel 1864-1927 (translator.)
التاريخ 1907
الصيغة print, xvi, 227 pages : plates, portraits ; 24 cm, unmediated, volume
رقم التصنيف QNL:00010643 oclc: 615975
اللغة eng
مواد ذات علاقة Memoirs of an Arabian princess--(OCoLC)613092423
تغطية Zanzibar, Arabian Peninsula, Zanzibar, Arabie (Péninsule)
الحقوق Copyright Not Evaluated
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