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Ruined cities within Numidian and Carthaginian territories / by N. Davis.

N. Davis (Nathan), 1812-1882

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Carthage and her remains : being an account of the excavations and researches on the site of the Phœnician metropolis in Africa, and other adjacent places / conducted under the auspices of Her Majesty's government ; by Dr. N. Davis, F.R.G.S. &c.

N. Davis (Nathan), 1812-1882

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Songs of exile / by Hebrew poets ; translated by Nina Davis (Mrs. R.N. Salaman).

Songs of exile / by Hebrew poets ; translated by Nina Davis (Mrs. R.N. Salaman).

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Hebrew sacred poetry in the Middle Ages.

Hebrew sacred poetry in the Middle Ages.

Nina Salaman 1876-1925

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Jacob and Israel / by Nina Salaman.

Jacob and Israel / by Nina Salaman.

Nina Salaman 1876-1925

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Ronald Reagan Freedom Award.

Ronald Reagan Freedom Award.

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Salaman, Nina.

Salaman, Nina.

Nina Salaman 1876-1925

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The Genetic revolution : scientific prospects and public perceptions / edited by Bernard D. Davis.

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