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"Dipartimento di GERS, decretato il 28 gennaio 1790 dall'Assemblea nazionale, suddiviso in 5 arrondissement e 29 cantoni (Condom, Lectoure, Auch, Lombes, Mirande)". Atlante nazionale della Francia. (56 x 76) Condizione A-

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"Dipartimento di GERS, decretato il 28 gennaio 1790 dall'Assemblea nazionale, suddiviso in 5 arrondissement e 29 cantoni (Condom, Lectoure, Auch, Lombes, Mirande)". Atlante nazionale della Francia. (56 x 76) Condizione A-

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