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A iournall or, historicall relation of all the principall matters which haue passed in the present siege of Breda from day to day. : With a description both of the manner of Spinolaes siege, and the workes of defence in the towne. ... Translated out of the Low-Dutch copie, printed at Breda, and at the Hage. 1625

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Publication date: 1625.
Call number: 20675
Dimensions: (4to)
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