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Pyrenees - DAVEZAC-MACAYA (Marie-Armand). Essais historiques sur le Bigorre, accompanied by critical remarks, supporting documents, chronological and genealogical notes. Bagnères, Dossun, 1823. 2 vol. in-8, havana half calf, gold-stamped ribbed spines, gilt title and tomaison (mid-19th c. binding). One folding map in color. Some foxing.

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Pyrenees - DAVEZAC-MACAYA (Marie-Armand). Essais historiques sur le Bigorre, accompanied by critical remarks, supporting documents, chronological and genealogical notes. Bagnères, Dossun, 1823. 2 vol. in-8, havana half calf, gold-stamped ribbed spines, gilt title and tomaison (mid-19th c. binding). One folding map in color. Some foxing.

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