Catalog Record: Dictionnaire universel, historique et raisonné, français-hollandais de marine et de l'art militaire, rédigé d'après un nouveau plan, ou, Répertoire général : de tous les termes des arts et sciences dont la connaissance est ou nécessaire ou utile à ceux qui se destinent soit à la carrière de la marine, soit à celle des armes | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Dictionnaire universel, historique et raisonné, français-hollandais de marine et de l'art militaire, rédigé d'après un nouveau plan, ou, Répertoire général : de tous les termes des arts et sciences dont la connaissance est ou nécessaire ou utile à ceux qui se destinent soit à la carrière de la marine, soit à celle des armes / par E. Gocvic et H.G. Jansen.

Main Author: Gocvic, E.
Other Authors: Jansen, H. G.
Language(s): French ; Dutch
Published: La Haye : Les frères van Cleef, 1844.
Subjects: Naval art and science > Dictionaries.
Military art and science > Dictionaries.
French language > Dictionaries > Dutch.
Dutch language > Dictionaries > French.
Note: Spine title: Dictionnaire de marine et de l'art militaire.
Errata: p. 668.
Physical Description: ix, 668 p. ; 25 cm.
Original Format: Book
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