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Florida in the XVIth century
Florida in the XVIth century
Florida, siglo XVI
Cross current
Cross current

By Christine Kling

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La Florida del inca
La Florida del inca

By Garcilaso De La Vega

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Bitter end
Bitter end

By Christine Kling

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El llibre d'or dels menorquins de la Florida
La Florida del Inca
La Florida del Inca

By Garcilaso De La Vega

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The Night Monster: A Novel of Suspense
Cuba es de todos, 1898-1998
Cuba es de todos, 1898-1998

By Imma Tubella

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A través de una serie de entrevistas a cubanos de Cuba y de Florida, el libro inicia un diálogo con la sociedad civil cubana que contribuya a la elaboración de un proyecto de futuro viable, pacífic...

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