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A relation of the siege of Candia· : From the first expedition of the French forces under the command of M. de la Fueillade, Duke of Roannez, to its surrender, the 27th. of September, 1669. Written in French by a gentleman who was a voluntier in that service, and faithfully Englished

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Publication date: 1670.
Call number: 147495
Creator: Voluntier in that service(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 8vo
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A relation of the siege of Candia· : From the first expedition of the French forces under the command of M. de la Fueillade, Duke of Roannez, to its surrender, the 27th. of September, 1669. Written in French by a gentleman who was a voluntier in that service, and faithfully Englished

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