Book title: Historic Americans; sketches of the lives and characters of certain famous Americans held most in reverence by the boys and girls of America, from whom their stories are here told
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ISВN: 1990001644459
Dаtе: 22.08.2012
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Authоr: Elbridge Streeter. Brooks





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Historic Americans; sketches of the lives and characters of certain famous Americans held most in reverence by the boys and girls of America, from whom their stories are here told

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