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Summary
Short German plays, for reading and acting; with notes and vocabulary
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| Author |
Buchheim, E. S. (Emma Sophia) |
| Title |
Short German plays, for reading and acting; with notes and vocabulary |
| Publisher |
Oxford : Clarendon press |
| Description |
Post Festum, von Wichert.--Eigensinn, von Benedix.--Wie man sich bildet, von Schmidt.--Der Schlüsselbud, von Herrmann.--Jagderfolge, nach Benedix.--Notes.--Vocabulary Subjects: |
| Language | English |
| Publication date | 1900 |
| Current location |
IA Collections: cdl; americana |
| Accession number |
shortgermanplays00buchiala |
| Authority file | OCLC: 1084823794 |
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