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Victorias de África

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Amador de los Ríos, José, 1818-1878
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Title Victorias de África : oda / de D. José Amador de los Rios. Y canto en octavas, Con motivo de la toma de Tetuán / por Juan de Dios de la Rada y Delgado.
Additional Titles Y canto en octavas, Con motivo de la toma de Tetuán
Con motivo de la toma de Tetuán
Contributors Rada y Delgado, Juan de Dios de la, 1827-1901
Publisher Madrid : Imp. de J.M. Ducazcal
Creation Date 1860
Notes "Composiciones leídas á SS. MM. en presencia de SS. AA. RR. los Sermos. infantes duques de Montpensier."
"Febrero de 1860."
Extent 15 pages
23 cm.
Language Spanish
National Library system number 990027078090205171

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