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    Amsterdam au temps de Spinoza

    by Henry Méchoulan

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    17th century history (1) Amsterdam (2) Geschiedenis Noord. Nederlanden (1) history (3) philosophy (1) previously read (1) Spinoza (1)
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    Henry Méchoulan
    15+ Works 45 Members

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    Nonfiction, History
    DDC/MDS
    949.2 — History & geography History of Europe Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria Netherlands
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    DJ411 .A55 .M4 — History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania Netherlands (Holland) History of Netherlands (Holland) Local history and description Amsterdam
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    1990
    Genres
    Nonfiction, History
    DDC/MDS
    949.2
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    DJ411 .A55 .M4

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    Henry Méchoulan
    15+ Works 45 Members

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