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Le monde ou La géographie universelle : contenant les descriptions, les cartes, et le blason, des principaux païs du monde. (1676)
Duval, P. (Pierre), 1619-1682 · A Paris : Chez l'auteur, proche du Palais, sur le quay de l'Orloge, au coin de la ruë de Harlay · leaf 202
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