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M. J. Ivers
Language
English
Pages
284

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The son of Porthos: or, The death of Aramis.
1892, M. J. Ivers
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Edition Notes

An abridged translation of the author's Le fils de Porthos, incorrectly attributed to Alexander Dumas, the Elder.

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New York
Series
American series [no. 303]
Other Titles
Death of Aramis.

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PZ3.M2774 So4

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Pagination
284 p.
Number of pages
284

ID Numbers

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OL6977573M
LCCN
06042317
OCLC/WorldCat
5183154

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