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Carte Geographique representant la Mer Mediterranée ou la seconde Partie Du Théatre De La Guerre Entre Les Russes Et Les Turcs; C'est à dire Les Roiaumes, Les Etâts, Les Provinces Et Les Diverses Isles Situées Dans La Dite Mer, avec La Mer Noire ou Pont Euxine et une Partie de la Province Georgie en Asia /; Par Tobie Conrad Lotter

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Lotter, Tobias Conrad, 1717-1777
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Title Carte Geographique representant la Mer Mediterranée ou la seconde Partie Du Théatre De La Guerre Entre Les Russes Et Les Turcs
 C'est à dire Les Roiaumes, Les Etâts, Les Provinces Et Les Diverses Isles Situées Dans La Dite Mer, avec La Mer Noire ou Pont Euxine et une Partie de la Province Georgie en Asia /
 Par Tobie Conrad Lotter.
Related place Augsburg (Germany)-place of publication
Publisher Augsbourg,
Creation Date 1770
Notes אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
Extent 1 map : col
53x130 cm..
Language French
Call Number Med 77
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
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Carte Geographique representant la Mer Mediterranée ou la seconde Partie Du Théatre De La Guerre Entre Les Russes Et Les Turcs; C'est à dire Les Roiaumes, Les Etâts, Les Provinces Et Les Diverses Isles Situées Dans La Dite Mer, avec La Mer Noire ou Pont Euxine et une Partie de la Province Georgie en Asia /; Par Tobie Conrad Lotter – הספרייה הלאומית
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