Histoire Geographie Education Civique 3e Livre eleve Format compact Edition 2012

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Title: Histoire Geographie Education Civique 3e Livre eleve Format compact Edition 2012
ISBN-10: 2-01-125645-3
ISBN-13: 978-2-01-125645-4
Author(s): Veronique Blua, Maryse Baudson, Franck Breant Dardant, Marion Mare, Christophe Lucas, Laurent Jacquet, Ozkan Bardakci, Laurence Escarras, Cecile Boudes, Laurent Bonnet, Magaly Vinet, Vincent Adoumie, Antoine Auger, Jacques Muniga, Delphine Desbrosse, Laury Beaumont, Alain Loizeau, Kevin Labiausse, Romain Agnel, Sophie Thomas
Publisher: HACHETTE EDUC
Published: 2012
Format: hardcover
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Pages: 539
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EAN: 9782011256454
ASIN: 2011256453
Prefix: 978
Group: 2
Group Name: French language
Group Identifier: 978-2
Registrant: 01
Publication: 125645
Check Digit: 4
Formatted: 978-2-01-125645-4

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