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  Printing art in Japan = L'art d'impression au Japon = Arte de imprenta en Japon, 1936 : with compliment from = avec les compliments de = con los cumplimientos de

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  Diario de las operaciones de campaña en el ataque de El Cajon de la Palma, en el Cerro Prieto

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  This manuscript, dated from November 13 - December 17 and written by an unknown author, describes Spanish military operations during the attack on Cerro Prieto in the late 18th century. In Spanish.

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  Manuscripts concerning the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippine Islands

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