Émile Egger Books

Memoires D'Histoire Ancienne Et De Philologie (1863) (French Edition)
Memoires D'Histoire Ancienne Et De Philologie (1863) (French Edition)
Observations Et Reflexions Sur Le Developpement De L'Intelligence Et Du Langage Chez Les Enfants (1879) (French Edition)
Observations Sur Un Procede De Derivation Tres-Frequent Dans La Langue Francaise Et Dans Les Autres Idiomes Neo-Latins (1864) (French Edition)
Observations Historiques Sur La Fonction De Secretaire Des Princes Chez Les Anciens (1858) (French Edition)
Memoire Sur Un Document Inedit Pour Servir A L'Histoire Des Langues Romanes (1857) (French Edition)
Etudes Historiques Sur Les Traites Publics: Chez Les Grecs Et Chez Les Romains (1866) (French Edition)
Etudes Historiques Sur Les Traites Publics: Chez Les Grecs Et Chez Les Romains (1866) (French Edition)
Memoire Historique Sur Les Traites Publics Dans L'Antiquite (1860) (French Edition)
Etude Sur L'Education (1833) (French Edition)

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