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Title The Chevalier d'Arvieux's Travels in Arabia the Desert
Subject
Social life and customs Description and travel DS206 .A78 1718
Description written by himself and publish'd by Mr. De la Roque ... .To which is added, A general description of Arabia / by Sultan Ishmael Abulfeda ; translated from the best manuscripts ... ; done into English by an eminent hand ..., Main Heritage Shelves General, DS206 .A78 1718, Book, Item-ID: i10193534, BIB-ID: 1020988
Publisher Printed for B. Barker and C. King and J. Brown
Contributor Arvieux Laurent d'. Abū al-Fidā Ismāʻīl ibn ʻAlī 1273-1331
Date 1718
Format print, 12mo., unmediated, unspecified
Identifier QNL:00051446 oclc: 181673637
Language eng
Coverage Arabian Peninsula, Arabian Peninsula
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