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First Record Book of the Society of the Daughters of Holland Dames, Descendants of the Ancient and Honorable Families of the State of New York
Documents Volume 12
Documents Volume 23
Bulletin Biologique de la France Et de la Belgique Volume T. 44
Bulletin Biologique de la France Et de la Belgique Volume T. 56
Denkschrift Zur 25jährigen Jubelfeier Der Gesellschaft Der Musikfreunde des Österreichischen Kaiserstaates, Durch Aufführung Der Schöpfung Am 5. November 1837
Mmoires de la Socit de L'Histoire de Paris Et de L'Le-de-France, Volume 2
Mmoires de la Socit de L'Histoire de Paris Et de L'Le-de-France, Volume 12
Studi E Richerche di Chimica Agraria
Mmoires de la Socit de L'Histoire de Paris Et de L'Le-de-France, Volume 4

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