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Galanti, Giuseppe Maria - Historical eulogy of Mr. A…

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Giuseppe Maria Galanti Galanti, Giuseppe Maria - Historical eulogy of Mr. Abbot Antonio Genovesi public professor of civil economy in the University of Naples. Napoi, 1772. Bound together: Reply to the slanderous detractions of Fra Mamachio against Abbot Genovesi. Slight defects. Contemporary full vellum binding, gilt title to spine, a few small woodworm holes. Reddening, moisture halo to front margin.

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Giuseppe Maria Galanti Galanti, Giuseppe Maria - Historical eulogy of Mr. Abbot Antonio Genovesi public professor of civil economy in the University of Naples. Napoi, 1772. Bound together: Reply to the slanderous detractions of Fra Mamachio against Abbot Genovesi. Slight defects. Contemporary full vellum binding, gilt title to spine, a few small woodworm holes. Reddening, moisture halo to front margin.

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