De Expugnatione Lyxbonensi: The Conquest of Lisbon, edited from the unique manuscript in Corpus Christie College, Cambridge, with a translation into English (Records of Civilization, Sources and Studies Series)
by DAVID, Charles Wendell (ed and transl)
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Columbia University Press, 1936. Hbk, 201pp, text in Latin and English en face, illustr frontis map and facsimile page, uncirculated ex-research library with few small evidences of library ownership including pinhole punching to the title page but no card pocket nor external shelfmark, fine black buckram now in custom acetate jacket, a very few scattered marks in the margins, but otherwise a very good clean tight working copy
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- Title
- De Expugnatione Lyxbonensi: The Conquest of Lisbon, edited from the unique manuscript in Corpus Christie College, Cambridge, with a translation into English (Records of Civilization, Sources and Studies Series)
- Author
- DAVID, Charles Wendell (ed and transl)
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Columbia University Press, 1936
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