Navarre (Spain)
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Navarre (Spain)

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Regesta from the documents pertaining the Jews at the General Archives of Navarre.

Regesta from the documents pertaining the Jews at the General Archives of Navarre.

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כתובה. טולדו, ספרד. פ"ד.

כתובה. טולדו, ספרד. פ"ד.

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כתובה. טולדו, ספרד. ס'.

כתובה. טולדו, ספרד. ס'.

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Mémoires su la guerre de la Navarre et des provinces basques : depuis son origine en 1833, jusqu'au traité de Bergara en 1839 / par le vte Alph. de Barrès du Molard.

Alphonse Barrès de Molard vicomte de.

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אגרת אורחית.

אגרת אורחית.

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שאלות ותשובות מאת משה מקנגי.

שאלות ותשובות מאת משה מקנגי.

משה בן דוד מקנגי

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אגרות.

אגרות.

דפירה, שלמה בן משלם

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אגרון עברי.

אגרון עברי.

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