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Alexandru Ioan Cuza Bibliografie Selectivă Din Colecţiile Bibliotecii Judeţene Argeş ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA BIBLIOGRAFIE SELECTIVĂ DIN COLECŢIILE BIBLIOTECII JUDEŢENE ARGEŞ Nr. Descriere bibliografică Locaţie Cotă crt. 1. 1859. L'union des Principatés Roumaines.- Bucureşti, Editura Sală lectură II 39010 Ştiinţifică şi Enciclopedică, 1979 2. Adăniloaie, Nichita; Petrică, Aron. Unirea de la 1859 şi Adulţi 94/A20 însemnătatea sa istorică.- Bucureşti, Editura Politică, 1974 Sală lectură II 17828 3. Adăniloaiei, Nichita; Petric, Aron. Unirea Principatelor Române Adulţi 94/A20 (1859) .- Bucureşti, Editura Politică, 1966 Sală lectură II 27680 4. Alexandru Ioan Cuza - acte şi scrisori.- Iaşi, Editura Junimea, Adulţi 94/C97 1973 Sală lectură II 15911 5. Alexandru Ioan Cuza: 1859-1866: Patru conferinţe ţinute la Sală lectură III 16642 Fundaţia Carol I.- Bucureşti, Editura Cartea Românească, 1932 6. Almaş, Dumitru; Manu, Puiu. Alexandru Ioan Cuza domnitorul Copii 94/C78A Unirii.- Bucureşti, Editura Ion Creangă, 1983 Sală lectură I 11159 7. Anastasie, Iordache. Pe urmele lui Dumitru Brătianu.- Bucureşti, Adulţi 94/B79I Editura Sport-Turism, 1984 Sală lectură II 42044 8 Aspecte ale luptei pentru unitate naţională Iaşi: 1600-1859-1918.- Adulţi 94/A88 Iaşi, Editura Junimea, 1983 Sală lectură II 40786 9. Avram, Arina. Femei celebre din România: Mică enciclopedie.- Adulţi 396/A95 Bucureşti, Editura Allfa, 200 p. 112-115 Sală lectură I 20298 10. Balaban, Alexandru. Însemnătatea actului unirii pentru Sală lectură II 26243 românism.- Bucureşti, Editura Tipografia Cultura Neamului Românesc, 1919 11. Baligot de Beyne Artur. Corespondenţă cu Alexandru Ioan Cuza şi Adulţi 94/B22 Costache Negri.- Iaşi, Junimea, 1986 Sală lectură II 43907 12. Berindei, Dan. Din începuturile diplomaţiei româneşti moderne.- Sală lectură II 16952 Bucureşti, Editura Politică, 1965 13. Berindei, Dan. Epoca unirii.- Bucureşti, Editura Academiei Adulţi 94/B48 Republicii Socialiste România, 1979 Sală lectură II 33303 Berindei, Dan. Românii şi Europa în perioadele premodernă şi Adulţi 94/B48 14. modernă.- Bucureşti, Editura Enciclopedică, 1997 Sală lectură II 58608 15. Bogdan, Dan; Ştirbu, Viorel. Pe urmele lui Alexandru Ioan Cuza.- Adulţi 94/C98B Bucureşti, Editura Sport-Turism, 1985 Sală lectură II 43637 16. Boicu, Leonid. Diplomaţia europeană în cauza română 1856- Adulţi 94/B65 1859.- Iaşi, Editura Junimea, 1978 Sală lectură II 33029 17 Borş, Lucia. Doamna Elena Cuza.- Craiova, Editura Palendava, Adulţi 821.135.1/C9 1992 Sală lectură 7B II 51980 18 Bossy, R.V. Agenţia diplomatică a României în Belgrad şi Sală lectură III 8210 legăturile politice română-sârbe sub Cuza Vodă.-Bucureşti, Editura Imprimeria Naţională, 1934 19 Bossy, R.V. 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