cutternumberG216c

Calculadora Explorar ¿Qué es el Cutter?

Buscar en el catálogo

Cargando…

cutternumber.com.ar

Número de Cutter-Sanborn y catálogo bibliográfico en español, con millones de obras, ediciones y autores.

Calculadora Cutter Guía de catalogación Explorar el catálogo

Datos bibliográficos de Open Library (Internet Archive). Tabla Cutter-Sanborn de tres cifras.

Inicio
Explorar
Roof

RRoof

Número de Cutter-SanbornH234rEntrada «Hanc» → 234 · marca de obra “r”

Roof

de John Hancock

Ediciones (2)

Roof (2016)
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · inglés · ISBN 9781535409001
Roof (2014)
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · inglés · ISBN 9781496115393

Más obras de John Hancock

Tapa de GCSE geography.

GCSE geography.

Tapa de Thoughts on the abuse of figurative language as applied to religious subjects

Thoughts on the abuse of figurative language as applied to religious subjects

Tapa de Remarks on the siruba, or, Native oil of laurel, its production, uses, &c

Remarks on the siruba, or, Native oil of laurel, its production, uses, &c

Roof — John Hancock | Cutter Number

Tapa de Observations on the origin and treatment of cholera and other pestilential diseases, and on the gaseous oxide of nitrogen as a remedy in such diseases : as also in cases of asphyxia from suffocation and drowning, and against the effects of narcotic poisons

Observations on the origin and treatment of cholera and other pestilential diseases, and on the gaseous oxide of nitrogen as a remedy in such diseases : as also in cases of asphyxia from suffocation and drowning, and against the effects of narcotic poisons

Tapa de People, places and themes

People, places and themes

Tapa de An oration ; delivered March 5, 1774: at the request of the inhabitants of the town of Boston ; to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March 1770

An oration ; delivered March 5, 1774: at the request of the inhabitants of the town of Boston ; to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March 1770

Ver todas las obras de John Hancock →