Beeton's Book of the War; being a narrative of the most striking military events and romantic incidents which occurred during the time from the declaration of war to the capitulation of Paris. With illustrations
Samuel Orchart Beeton
Beeton’s Book of the War; being a narrative of the most striking military events and romantic incidents which occurred during the time from the declaration of war to the capitulation of Paris. With illustrations
Samuel Orchart Beeton
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Title: Beeton’s Book of the War; being a narrative of the most striking military events and romantic incidents which occurred during the time from the declaration of war to the capitulation of Paris. [With illustrations.]
Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions
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British Library
Beeton, Samuel Orchart;
1871
120 p.; 8 Degrees.
9077.ee.21.
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