Histoire nation francaise tome xiv von hanotaux gabriel émile picard henri (1 Ergebnisse)
Histoire de la Nation Francaise. Tome(s) XIV & XV: Histoire des Sciences [et des Sciences Biologiques & de la Philosophie] en France. In 2 Bänden (=komplette Abteilung zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte).
Hanotaux, Gabriel (ed. 1853-1944); Émile Picard, Henri Andoyer; Charles Fabry; Pierre Humbert; Albert Colson, Maurice Caullery, René Lote.
Sprache: Französisch
Verlag: Paris, Sociéte de l'Histoire Nationale, Librairie Plon, 1924., 1924
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