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Peasantry to Capitalism

Name: Peasantry to Capitalism
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02018643
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Author: Göran HoppeJohn Langton
ISBN: 9780521026413

Western OEstergoetland in the Nineteenth Century

Göran HoppeJohn Langton

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Nakladnici Cambridge University Press, lipanj 2006

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