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Title Armenian popular songs / translated into English by Leo Alishan.
Additional Titles Hayotsʻ ergkʻ ṛamkakankʻ
Contributors Alishan, Ghewond M., 1820-1901
Publisher Venice : S. Lazarus
Creation Date 1852
Notes English and Armenian on opposite pages.
Extent 85 pages
23 cm.
Language English
Armenian
National Library system number 990027922420205171

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