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Madeira: Women, History, Books and Places

Name: Madeira: Women, History, Books and Places
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ISBN: 9780953773084

by Susanna Hoe · 2004 edition

Part of the "Of Islands & Women" series — a literary and historical exploration of Madeira through the lives of its women and the accounts of women travellers and writers who visited or lived on the island.

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Author: Susanna Hoe
Edition year: 2004
Publisher: HOLO Books / The Women’s History Press
Language: English
ISBN-13: 9780953773084

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