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Plain Towns of Italy - the Cities of Old Venetia

by Egerton R.Williams

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London: John Murray, 1912 A companion volume to the Hill Towns of Italy. Many of the towns covered - especially in the districts of Polesine, the Trevisan Marches, and Friuli. more than half the total number had received little written attention at this date. 603pp with good halftone plates and a map. Sage green cloth with a graphic illustrative cartouche in four solid colours to the upper board. Spine a little faded..

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Title
Plain Towns of Italy - the Cities of Old Venetia
Author
Egerton R.Williams
Format/Binding
Decorative Cloth
Book Condition
Used - Very Good
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Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
John Murray
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1912
Size
215x145mm
Keywords
Italy. Plains Towns

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