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Canti popolari dei greci di Cargese (Corsica)

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Astorre Pellegrini 1844-1908.
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Title Canti popolari dei greci di Cargese (Corsica).
Contributors Pappadopoulos, G. G. (Grēgorios G.), 1819-1873
Publisher Bergamo : Tip. Frat. Bolis
Creation Date 1871
Notes Introduction signed: Astorre Pellegrini.
The songs are translations of the collection published by G.G. Pappadopoulos in Nea Pandōra, tom. xv, fasc. 353, dec. 1864.
"Estratto dal giornale La provincia di Bergamo, num. 73, 79, 81,83, 85, 86"--p. [4].
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent 38 pages
19 cm.
Language Italian
National Library system number 990031725180205171

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