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Dictionnaire topographique et historique de l'ancien Paris (avant l'annexion) indiquant la situation, l'origine et l'étymologie des rues, l'historique des monuments, édifices, établissements détruits ou encore éxistants, l'habitation des personnages célèbres, etc. Avec une notice historique sur Paris et un plan. Par Frédéric Lock.

Main Author:	Lock, Frédéric, 1813-1876.
Language(s):	French
Published:	Paris : L. Hachette et cie, [1860]
Subjects:	Streets > France > Paris. Paris (France) > Dictionaries. Paris (France) > Guidebooks. Paris (France) > History.
Note:	Numbering of p. 513-516 canceled. Caption title: Guide alphabétique des rues et monuments de Paris. Caption title and paging (cf. Cat. gén. de la Bibliothèque nationale) indicate that this is the author's "Guide alphabétique des rues et monuments de Paris" (Paris, 1855) with a new t.-p. and with part of the text omited.
Physical Description:	2 p. L., [vii]-lix, 457, [1], 513-516 p. fold. map. 19 cm.
Original Format:	Book Dictionaries
Original Classification Number:	DC704 .L6
Locate a Print Version:	Find in a library

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