Saint-Marc, le 11 Germinal, An Huit: L'Administration Municipale de Saint-Marc, au Citoyen Ministre de la Marine Et des Colonies (Classic Reprint) (French Edition) - Softcover
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Pour. S' en convaincre il suffit de lire la lumineuse proclamation de l'agent Bourne, son' successeur d%atée du Cap 15 Messidor (le l'année dernière.
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