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Alfred Richard Allinson - Selected Bibliography - Translated Works - Works of Alexandre Dumas
... Acté, a Tale of the Days of Nero (1905) – first English translation The Adventures of Captain Pamphile and Delaporte's Little Presents (Le capitaine Pamphile) (1905) Amaury (1904) Bontekoe (1904) Captain ... Frères corses) (1904) Crop-Eared Jacquot and Other Stories (1903) – first English translation The Dove (1906) - 1st English translation The Duke of Savoy's Page (Pa ... Russia (Maître d'armes) (1921) Fernande (1904) - 1st English translation Georges, or, The Isle of France (Georges) (1904) King Pepin (1906) - 1st English translation Maître Adam (Maître Adam le ...
Books By Carol Miller
... Saudade (Poetry) Politics and the Labor Movement in Latin America, by Victor Alba (English translation for Stanford University Press) ISBN 0-8047-0193-8 The ... of the Jungle, for the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico Haciendas Henequeneras de México (translation of texts by Juan E ... Curse, by Carol Miller) Dolores Olmedo Patiño (1908-2002), translation to English of text by María Eugenia de Lara Rangel, Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño, Mexico ...
List Of Programmes Broadcast By Boing - Former Programs - Documentaries
... Angoli di Mondo (Possible English translation of the Documentary Corners of The World) Explorer The Future Is Wild (In Italian Animali Del Futuro Il Mondo Fra 200 ...

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