The Civil History of the Kingdom of Naples. In two Volumes. Volu In Publish'd Anno 1723. Translated Into English, by Captain James Ogilvie. Of 2; Volume 2 (in English)
The Civil History of the Kingdom of Naples. In two Volumes. Volu In Publish'd Anno 1723. Translated Into English, by Captain James Ogilvie. Of 2; Volume 2 (in English)
The Civil History of the Kingdom of Naples. In two Volumes. Volu In Publish'd Anno 1723. Translated Into English, by Captain James Ogilvie. Of 2; Volume 2 (in English) - Pietro Giannone
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The Civil History of the Kingdom of Naples. In two Volumes. Volu In Publish'd Anno 1723. Translated Into English, by Captain James Ogilvie. Of 2; Volume 2 (in English)
Pietro Giannone
Synopsis "The Civil History of the Kingdom of Naples. In two Volumes. Volu In Publish'd Anno 1723. Translated Into English, by Captain James Ogilvie. Of 2; Volume 2 (in English)"
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