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Nāgarī lipi aura usakī samasyāem̐
Nareśa Miśra
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Study of the development of Devanagari alphabet.

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Manthana
Language
Hindi
Pages
143

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Subjects
Devanagari alphabet, History

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Bibliography: p. [141]-143.
In Hindi.

Published in
Rohataka

Classifications

Library of Congress
PK119 .M48 1982

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Pagination
6, iii, 143 p. ;
Number of pages
143

ID Numbers

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OL3152248M
LCCN
82906864
OCLC/WorldCat
10800065

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