Trichologia mammalium; or, a treatise on the organization, properties and uses of hair and wool together with an essay upon the raising and breeding of sheep

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1. autor:	Browne, Peter A. 1782-1860 (Autor)
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Język:	English
Wydane:	Philadelphia Jones 1853
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