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ALS. To writer Count Pochini No. 14 rue de la Clef Paris. Talking about his resignation as the Director of the Italian Opera beacuse of the scanalous management of the theatre
by Paer, Fernando (1771-1839)
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- Some wear, and repair
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bifolium. Some wear, and repair. bifolium.
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- The Old Mill Bookshop
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- Title
- ALS. To writer Count Pochini No. 14 rue de la Clef Paris. Talking about his resignation as the Director of the Italian Opera beacuse of the scanalous management of the theatre
- Author
- Paer, Fernando (1771-1839)
- Format/Binding
- Bifolium
- Book Condition
- Used - Some wear, and repair
- Quantity Available
- 1
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