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CHANTRE (Ernest) - Anthropological research in East Africa. Egypt. Lyon, E. Rey & Cie, 1904; in-folio, 318 pp. bound in green half-basane, spine with 4 bands. Sent by the author. Double Prudon bookplate. Consultant : M. Philippe HENRY

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CHANTRE (Ernest) - Anthropological research in East Africa. Egypt. Lyon, E. Rey & Cie, 1904; in-folio, 318 pp. bound in green half-basane, spine with 4 bands. Sent by the author. Double Prudon bookplate. Consultant : M. Philippe HENRY

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