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letter to Lorenzo Pietro di Medici

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Mundus novus
Amerigo Vespucci
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Princeton University Press
Language
English, Latin
Pages
13

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Subjects
Discovery and exploration
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America

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Mundus novus: letter to Lorenzo Pietro di Medici
1916, Princeton University Press
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Mundus novus: letter to Lorenzo Pietro di Medici
1916, Princeton University Press
in English
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Translation of: Mundus novus.

Microfilm. Washington, DC : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, [1987?]. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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Series
Vespucci reprints, texts and studies -- 5
Translated From
Italian

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13 pages
Number of pages
13

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OL52440473M
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502627141

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