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Antonio Zanon
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Publisher
Ribis
Language
Italian
Pages
459

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Subjects
Agriculture, Businesspeople, Commerce, Correspondence, History, Sources, Textile industry
People
Antonio Zanon (1696-1770), Fabio Asquini (1726-1818)
Places
Italy, Udine (Italy : Province), Venice, Venice (Italy)
Times
1508-1797, 18th century

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 423-426.
Includes index.

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Udine
Series
Società, storia, regione ;, 3

Classifications

Library of Congress
HC302.5.Z36 A38 1982

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459 p. :
Number of pages
459

ID Numbers

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OL3069722M
LCCN
82167704

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