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Agustín Alvarez
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Publisher
F. Granada
Language
Spanish
Pages
187

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Subjects
Civilization
Places
Latin America, America

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Cover of: La transformación de las razas en América.
La transformación de las razas en América.
1918, Administración general: Casa Vaccaro
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Cover of: La transformación de las razas en América
La transformación de las razas en América
1906, F. Granada
in Spanish
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Barcelona
Series
Biblioteca de autores americanos

Classifications

Library of Congress
F1409 A48, F1409 A482

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Pagination
187 p. --
Number of pages
187

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19345717M

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