Diary and correspondence of Samuel Pepys: The diary deciphered by the Rev. J. Smith, from the original shorthand ms. in the Pepysian library. With a life and notes by Richard, Lord Braybrooke, Volumen 3

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TítuloDiary and correspondence of Samuel Pepys: The diary deciphered by the Rev. J. Smith, from the original shorthand ms. in the Pepysian library. With a life and notes by Richard, Lord Braybrooke, Volumen 3
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Diary and correspondence of Samuel Pepys: The diary deciphered by the Rev. J. Smith, from the original shorthand ms. in the Pepysian library. With a life and notes by Richard, Lord Braybrooke, Richard Griffin Baron Braybrooke
AutorSamuel Pepys
EditorG. Bell., 1890
Procedencia del originalla Universidad de California
Digitalizado5 Ene 2009
  
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