Emile Books

Africa And The Brussels Geographical Conference.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 1
Introduction A La Theorie Des Explosifs (1893)
Observations Sur Un Procede De Derivation Tres-Frequent Dans La Langue Francaise Et Dans Les Autres Idiomes Neo-Latins (1864)
Peau D'Ane Peau D'Ane: Feerie En Quatre Actes Et Vingt Tableaux (1883) Feerie En Quatre Actes Et Vingt Tableaux (1883)
Kaiser Maximilians Erhebung Und Fall. Original-Correspondenzen Und Documente In Geschichtlichem Zusammenhange Dargestellt. [Translated From The French.]
Le Crime Et Le Criminel Devant Le Jury (1894) Le Crime Et Le Criminel Devant Le Jury (1894)
A Story Of A Wooden Horse
Alexandre Le Bon, Prince De Moldavie, 1401-1433 (1882)
Choix De La Correspondance Inedite De Pierre Bayle, 1670-1706 (1890) (French Edition)

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