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The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War

Ellis, Alec

The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War

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The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War

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Ellis, Alec

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The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War / Alec Ellis.

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INGLESE

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Risorse locali BiblioSar

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CAG00626508

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https://opac.regione.sardegna.it/SebinaOpac/resource/CAG00626508

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The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War

The staffing of public libraries at the outbreak of the First World War

Autor : Ellis, Alec

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