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Le royaume de Hongrie et les estats qui en ont esté sujets et qui sont presentement la partie septentrionale de la Turquie en Europe [cartographic material]

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Sanson, N. (Nicolas), 1626-1648
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Title Le royaume de Hongrie et les estats qui en ont esté sujets et qui sont presentement la partie septentrionale de la Turquie en Europe [cartographic material] / Par Sr. Sanson
Hubert Jaillot.
Additional Titles Royaume de Hongrie et les Estats qui ont esté sujets et dependans de sa Couronne : sçavoir la Transilvanie, Moldavie, Valaquie, Croacie, Bosnie, Dalmacie, Servie, Bulgarie, ou sont presentement les Beglerbeglicz on gouvernements de Bude, de Temeswar, de Bosnie et partie de Celuy, de Romelie, les principautes de Transilvanie, Moldavie, Valquie, et la Republique de Raguse qui font aujourd'huy la Partie Septentrionale de la Turquie en Europe
Contributors Jaillot, Alexis Hubert, 1632?-1712
Publisher Paris : H. Jaillot
Creation Date 1684
Notes בכרטוש איורים: סוסים ומלאכים, כרובים.
אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
Extent 1 map : col
55 X 88 cm.
Language French
Call Number Hun 1
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
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