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حمل ملف MODS
العنوان History of the war in Afghanistan: from the unpublished letters and journals of political and military officers employed in Afghanistan throughout the entire period of British connexion with that country
الموضوع
Afghan Wars History Foreign relations DS363 .K39 1851
الوصف by John William Kaye., Includes bibliographical footnotes.
الناشر R. Bentley
مساهم Kaye John William 1814-1876
التاريخ 1851
الصيغة print, 2 volumes ; 22 cm, unmediated, volume
رقم التصنيف QNL:00013506 oclc: 265434449
اللغة eng
تغطية Afghanistan, 19th century, Afghanistan, Great Britain
الحقوق No Known Copyright
المرجع رابط الفهرس
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