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Burma / by Max and Bertha Ferrars.

Full title: Burma / by Max and Bertha Ferrars.

Author/creator: Ferrars, Bertha, Ferrars, Max.

Date: 1900..

Call Numbers: TQ076048

Record Identifier: 74VKqdqWLpxZ

Language: English

Formats: Books

Contents: xii, 237, [1] p. : front., illus., plates, double map ; 29 cm.

Publishers: London : S. Low, Marston and Company, ltd., 1900.

Notes: Transferred from: DQ959.2A/2.

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VKqdqWLpxZ

MMS ID: 991020167149702626

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    Burma / by Max and Bertha Ferrars.

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    Burma / by Max and Bertha Ferrars.

    Author / Creator

    Ferrars, Max.

    Publisher

    London : S. Low, Marston and Company, ltd., 1900.

    Date

    1900.

    Call Numbers

    TQ076048

    Record Identifier

    74VKqdqWLpxZ

    Language

    English

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    Books

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    Ethnology--India--Burma Burma

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