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Wales in Vision
Wales in Vision

By Patrick Hannan

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The iron mills at Cramond.
The iron mills at Cramond.

By P. M. Cadell

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Piaf and Cerdan
Piaf and Cerdan

By Dominique Grimault

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Slave Trades, 1500–1800: Globalization Of Forced Labour
Slave Trades, 1500–1800: Globalization Of Forced Labour

By Patrick, Manning, Patrick Manning, Ed.

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For Review See: Herbert S. Klein, In New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe West-indische Gids, Vol. 73, No. 1 & 2 (1999); P. 129-131. The Mediterranean Islamic Slave Trade Out Of Africa : A Tentative Cens...

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From Goya to Picasso
From Goya to Picasso

By Patrick Lenaghan

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