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The Punjab in nineteenth century tracts: an introduction to the pamphlet collections in the British Museum and India Office

Norman Gerald Barrier

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History - Asian History

Yıl:

1969

Yayımcı:

Research Committee on the Punjab

Dil:

english

Seriler:

Research series on the Punjab, no. 1 - South Asia series occasional paper

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PDF, 8.18 MB

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english, 1969

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