Monografie | book
Handbook to the colony of Victoria, prepared under the disrection of the Victorian government
- Extent
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56 S.
- Edition
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3. ed., rev. and corr.
- Language
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Englisch
- Notes
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Henry Heylyn Hayter
- Creator
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Hayter, Henry Heylyn
- Published
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Melbourne : Brain , 1891
- Delivered via
- URN
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urn:nbn:de:0128-1-113141
- Last update
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14.04.2025, 12:54 PM CEST
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Object type
- book ; Monografie
Associated
- Hayter, Henry Heylyn
Time of origin
- Melbourne : Brain , 1891
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