Günther,J.
Family tree of the Napoleonic family. With the more important histori…

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Günther,J. Family tree of the Napoleonic family. With the more important historical notes. Jena, Mauke 1840. Cl.4°. With woodcut title vign. IV, 35 PP. New cloth hardcover with inserted. OU. - Stained, several bibl. marks - Rare.

1864

Günther,J.

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