An edition of Fatḥ al-Qusṭantīnīyah, taʼlīf Bernardine Kielty (1962)

Fatḥ al-Qusṭantīnīyah, taʼlīf Bernardine Kielty

tarjumat Shukrī Maḥmūd Nadīm, murāja ʻat Jaʻfar Khuṣbāk

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An edition of Fatḥ al-Qusṭantīnīyah, taʼlīf Bernardine Kielty (1962)

Fatḥ al-Qusṭantīnīyah, taʼlīf Bernardine Kielty

tarjumat Shukrī Maḥmūd Nadīm, murāja ʻat Jaʻfar Khuṣbāk

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Maktabat al-Nahḍah
Language
Arabic
Pages
143

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Fatḥ al-Qusṭantīnīyah, taʼlīf Bernardine Kielty: tarjumat Shukrī Maḥmūd Nadīm, murāja ʻat Jaʻfar Khuṣbāk
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Publ. in cooperation with Franklin Foundation, New York.

Translation of The fall of Constantinople, publ. by Random House, 1957.

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143 pages
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143

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OL52339258M
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45047078

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