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Lord Palmerston and the Isthmus of Suez Canal : two letters addressed to the editor of "the times" / by Daniel Adolphus Lange.

Daniel Adolphus Lange

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Der Suez-Canal und seine commercielle Bedeutung, besonders für Deutschland / von Wilhelm Zenker.

Wilhelm Zenker 1829-1899

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The Suez canal : letters and documents descriptive of its rise and progress in 1854-1856 / tr. by N. D'Anvers.

Ferdinand de Lesseps 1805-1894

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Die Landenge von Suês : Zur Beurtheilung des Canalprojects und des Auszugs der Israeliten aus Aegypten / Nach den aelteren und neueren Quellen dargestellt, von M.J. Schleiden. Mit 6 Tafeln und einer Karte des nordöstlichen Aegypten.

M. J. Schleiden (Matthias Jacob), 1804-1881

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