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Judeo-Arabic literature in Tunisia, 1850-1950

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Title Judeo-Arabic literature in Tunisia, 1850-1950 / Yosef Tobi, Tsivia Tobi.
Publisher Detroit, Michigan : Wayne State University Press
Creation Date 2014
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.
Series Raphael patai series in jewish folklore and anthropology
Extent 1 online resource (379 pages).
Language English
Copyright Date ©2014
National Library system number 997010707521605171
MARC RECORDS
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