An edition of Mohomet et Charlemagne (1939)

Mohammed and Charlemagne

1st ed., 4th impression.

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An edition of Mohomet et Charlemagne (1939)

Mohammed and Charlemagne

1st ed., 4th impression.

by and

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Publisher
Allen & Unwin
Language
English
Pages
293

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Subjects

History, Islamic countries, Architecture, Europe, history, 392-814, Islamic empire, history, Medieval, Gaul, Muhammad, prophet, -632, Charlemagne, emperor, 742-814, Europe, history, 476-1492, Gaul, history, Islamic empire

People

Charlemagne Emperor (742-814), Muhammad, the Prophet

Places

Europe, Gaul, Islamic Empire, Islamic countries

Times

392-814, 476-1492

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Mohammed and Charlemagne
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Mohammed and Charlemagne
1965, Allen & Unwin
in English - 1st ed., 4th impression.
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1962, The World Publishing Company
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Mohammed and Charlemagne
1956, G. Allen and Unwin
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Mohammed and Charlemagne
1939, G. Allen & Unwin
in English

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Translation of Mohomet et Charlemagne.

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London
Other Titles
Mohomet et Charlemagne. English.

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293 p.
Number of pages
293

Edition Identifiers

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OL16119610M

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OL1433147W

First Sentence

"Of all the features of that wonderful structure, the Roman Empire, the most striking, and also the most essential, was its Mediterranean character."

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